AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHistoric Football Win: Nigeria’s Flamingos beat Japan 2-1 to claim their first FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup and become the first African champions. Awawu Bashiru and Golden Ball winner Oluebube Umejiaku scored; President Bola Tinubu hailed the team’s achievement. Political Tensions: A court ruling invalidating the ADC’s leadership and decisions has put its 2027 candidacies in doubt. Running mate Rotimi Amaechi warned of possible unrest, while opposition figures accused the government of weakening democracy. Cost of Living and Power: Nigeria’s public debt has reached ₦166.79 trillion, with interest payments exceeding federal revenue. Amid worsening electricity shortages, NNPC says its gas transport network is available, disputing claims that network constraints caused the drop in generation. Lagos Water Dispute: Residents and civil society groups criticised plans to enforce borehole regulations, saying households rely on private wells because the state water network serves only about 1% of residents. Health Alert: WHO says Ebola transmission continues in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and urges regional vigilance; a report warns Nigeria may be easing precautions before completing its monitoring period. Crypto Rules: New CBN requirements mean covered peer-to-peer stablecoin trades must match a user’s verified name and BVN to their bank account.
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