AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRefining & Fuel Prices: FG and CORAN want a more reliable, transparent crude supply framework for domestic refineries, pushing DCSO to be commercially bankable. Oil Market Control Claims: Energy expert Agbon says Dangote Refinery operates like an oligopoly, allegedly setting petrol prices and using import-parity pricing. Fuel Hardship Pushback: LAWGAN urges urgent action over petrol hitting about ₦1,400/litre in Lagos and Abuja, warning of worsening hardship. Domestic Refining Output: NMDPRA says domestic refineries got 683,000 bpd of crude in August (+16.75%); Dangote’s petrol supply rose 39% while imports fell 26%. Debt & World Bank: Nigeria seeks $1.5bn World Bank financing for climate resilience, early childhood and social protection as public debt hits N166.79tn; Atiku and others demand accountability before new borrowing. Politics & Governance: AAC sues Tinubu and lawmakers over alleged failure to notify the National Assembly before his Europe vacation; Sowore returns and renews calls for Tinubu’s impeachment. Security & Rights: Lagos police arrest a 20-year-old driver over a traffic stop death; Plateau NBA alleges terrorists attack despite curfews. Economy & Services: UBEC digitises intervention funds and launches a 10-year roadmap for basic education. Lagos Fire: Customs Western Marine Command office in Lagos is gutted by fire. Sports & Culture: Super Eagles face Guinea-Bissau in AFCON qualifiers; Miss Universe Nigeria 2026 crown goes to Danielle Adewusi.
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