AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommonwealth Fencing: The Commonwealth Fencing Federation has confirmed 20 countries, including Togo, for the 2026 Commonwealth Fencing Championships in Lagos (Aug. 9–14), with India leading the field and U-23 individual events added for the first time. Drug Interdiction: NDLEA says it seized 1.63 million tramadol pills hidden in fabricated compartments across two trailers heading to Kano, linked to a Togo–Benin–Nigeria trafficking corridor, and arrested suspects including a driver and others in coordinated operations. Arts & Culture (Lomé): Ahead of Nelson Mandela International Day, the Alternative Russo-Togolaise (ART) association held a themed evening in Lomé with students and youth, focusing on Mandela’s legacy and culture-and-youth cooperation. Mental Health (Lomé): WHO convened a West and Central Africa learning gathering in Lomé, with experts pledging to expand rights-based mental health care and close service gaps. Sports (Youth Football): Nigeria’s Flying Eagles will open their WAFU B U20 title defence against Ghana on July 27, and will face Togo in the group stage on July 30.
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