AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoOsun 2026 Politics: Osogbo-based Osogbo Progressive Congress (OPU) endorsed APC governorship candidate Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji ahead of Saturday’s election, urging residents to vote for him. Women’s Football Shock: Nigeria’s Super Falcons crashed out of the 2027 Women’s World Cup for the first time in history after a 2-1 loss to South Africa in the CAF play-off in Casablanca; South Africa advanced to the intercontinental playoffs. Security & Governance Debate: Abuja natives under AOIYEO rejected the federal government’s plan to pilot the National Ranching Policy in the FCT, warning it clashes with the Abuja Master Plan and threatens indigenous lands. Policing Reform Push: A guest column argues the proposed decentralised police system could reshape command and judicial review of police orders, raising fresh constitutional concerns. Aviation Dispute Fallout: Stakeholders urged tougher labour rules after union disruptions hit passengers, while the aviation ministry moved to resolve the issues with airlines and unions. Economy Watch: Nigeria met OPEC’s quota for a third straight month in July, producing 1.67mbpd, even as output fell month-on-month. Business & Markets: Nigeria’s stock market slid again, losing N3.54tn over three days, as investors took profit. Tech & Travel: NCAA plans RFID baggage tracking to cut missing luggage and delays, and a Nigerian travel firm unveiled an AI app for flight booking.
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