AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFuel and Economy: Nigeria recorded the world’s steepest diesel price rise, up 82.7% from February to August, UNCTAD reports; Dangote Refinery has since raised its price by ₦100 to ₦1,800 a litre. Fitch revised Nigeria’s credit outlook to positive, citing reforms and stronger reserves. Military Crash: The Air Force has begun searching for the black boxes from the Ondo crash that killed all 25 people aboard. Omoyele Sowore is calling for an independent investigation into the crash and aircraft maintenance. Security: Gunmen abducted three Cocoa Research Institute workers in Ibadan, while a kidnapped Kogi councillor was killed. Education: ASUU has suspended its strike at three Lagos state universities, allowing academic activities to resume. 2027 Politics: The NDC says it will inaugurate its presidential campaign council on October 20 as parties step up preparations for the election.
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