AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPresidency: Tinubu left Abuja for Makkah to perform Umrah and pray for Nigeria, and is expected back next week. Security: The Senate called for security camps and more personnel along Taraba’s borders after a deadly attack; lawmakers said about 80 people were killed. 2027 Elections: About 30 state assemblies have endorsed a constitutional amendment for state police, while the House has given INEC’s chairman seven legislative days to explain the commission’s readiness. Economy: The Federal Government defended its proposed $21.7bn borrowing plan as funding for productive investment. The TUC rejected a six-month N70,000 transport allowance, demanding a salary increase instead. Health: Lagos will require residents, workers and employers to obtain health insurance by December 31, ahead of enforcement from January 1, 2027. Nigeria is still monitoring contacts linked to an Ebola case; the WHO says 42 days must pass before the country can be declared Ebola-free. Investment: A UK-backed $335,000 grant will help mobilise N3.75bn for women-led Nigerian businesses.
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