AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSports: The Super Falcons have received the promised $100,000 each for winning the 2025 WAFCON, with coaches and officials paid $50,000 each. Nigeria’s Flamingos are through to the U-17 World Cup semi-finals, while the National Sports Commission says volleyball will receive new FIVB funding and technical support. Security: Kidnappings and deadly attacks remain a concern, with reports of children abducted in central Nigeria and security forces killing dozens of suspected gang members after an attack. Health: Tests on two suspected Ebola cases were negative, while the NCDC says its N10bn emergency fund is far below the estimated N104bn needed annually to prepare for disease outbreaks. 2027 Elections: INEC faces pressure to repair voting equipment and deliver 14 million uncollected voter cards, as officials warn AI-driven disinformation could threaten trust in the polls. Cost of Living: Shettima says the toughest economic reforms are over, but high food costs and rent continue to strain households; lawmakers are considering an Abuja bill to limit advance rent payments to 12 months.
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