AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTransport & Trade: Nigeria Ports Authority says 26 vessels are expected at Lagos ports by Sept 13, including four carrying Jet A1 aviation fuel, one crude oil tanker, plus petrol, sugar and bulk salt across Lekki Deep Sea Port, Apapa and Tin Can. Tech & Jobs: Uber confirms it’s winding down operations in Nigeria effective Sept 2, ending 12 years of ride-hailing; help centre support runs to Sept 23 as drivers face uncertainty. Power Reform: A new explainer outlines what the 2027 electricity subsidy phase-out could mean for tariffs and consumers, as DisCos report metering gains (61.51% national metering rate). Public Safety & Health: NDLEA boss Buba Marwa urges deeper financial investigations into drug cartels beyond arrests; FCTA targets 15,000–20,000 dogs in a rabies vaccination drive. Religion & Environment: Catholic bishops shift Nigeria’s World Day of Prayer for Care of Creation to Sept 6, with Archbishop Kaigama urging personal action against pollution. Sports: Falconets coach Moses Aduku says Nigeria are ready for Spain at the U-20 Women’s World Cup after a 1-1 warm-up draw with Korea.
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