AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRenewable Energy Industrialisation: Egypt is signing up for wind power at scale, pairing a 2,000MW wind project with a first local turbine manufacturing plant—an approach analysts say Nigeria can learn from after Nigeria’s long wait for a 10MW wind farm to start producing. Security Update: Troops raided suspected terrorist hideouts near the Nigeria–Niger border in Kebbi, forcing fighters to retreat and recovering weapons and ammunition. Market Tension in Lagos: Igbo traders at the Lagos Trade Fair Complex protested Chinese retailers and manufacturers, demanding they stop retailing in the same market where local wholesalers and retailers operate. Democracy Watch: Civil society groups and activists warned that Nigeria’s democracy is under strain ahead of 2027, citing low trust in institutions and rising risks like intimidation and violence. Politics—Aso Rock “No Vacancy” Row: The Oba of Lagos backed Tinubu’s second term, saying there will be “no vacancy,” while Atiku’s camp insists the constitution guarantees a vacancy in 2027. Economy & Markets: The naira traded largely flat after JPMorgan added Nigeria’s bonds to its emerging-market index, while inflation eased to about 15.39% in August. Sports: Nigeria’s Flamingos begin WAFU B U-17 Women’s build-up in Ivory Coast, and Team Nigeria chess and athletics contingents push for medals abroad. Business—Dangote IPO Buzz: Dangote Refinery’s IPO sparked heavy retail interest as investors rushed to subscribe.
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