AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUS Embassy in Abuja: The US Mission in Nigeria says a shift to a regional visa hub won’t close the Abuja embassy or disrupt its operations, with the change aimed at routine visa processing from August 1, 2026. Equatorial Guinea & Ukraine recruitment risk: An AFP report highlights how young Equatoguineans say Russian recruiters sent them to the front in Ukraine after confusing paperwork, passport confiscation, and rushed transfers—raising alarms about a “recruitment trap.” Cybercrime surge: Interpol warns AI is powering faster, more scalable cyberattacks across Africa, linking AI to 55% of reported cybercrime in 2025 and urging stronger regulation and investment. Identity fraud in Cameroon: Cameroon’s finance ministry is investigating alleged payroll fraud tied to fake birth certificates for thousands of “non-existent” children. Malabo culture: A new exhibition of Soviet and Russian photographers has opened in Malabo, drawing diplomats and youth and revisiting major historical moments through TASS archives. Education integrity in Nigeria: WAEC withheld 167,486 WASSCE results over alleged malpractice, citing phone use and organised cheating.
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