AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWAFCON Quarter-final: Nigeria’s Super Falcons scraped into the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals in second place, setting up a Sunday clash with Cameroon in Casablanca after a 6-2 win over Egypt and a 1-0 bounce-back over Zambia following their opening loss to Malawi. Aviation Safety Funding Debate: A fresh National Assembly hearing has reignited concerns over how Nigeria’s aviation agencies are funded, with calls to review revenue-sharing and fees so safety isn’t compromised. Security & Violence: Gunmen attacked three Kogi communities in Lokoja LGA in a suspected reprisal attack, killing at least seven, while Edo police rescued four kidnapping victims on the Lagos-Benin Expressway. Lagos Infrastructure Protection: Lagos arrested 27 suspected hoodlums for allegedly vandalising the Festac Town–Alakija bridge, removing rods, cables and reinforcements. Economy & Currency: The naira held steady around N1,367/$ as the CBN boosted FX liquidity. Energy & Policy: Tinubu welcomed Nigeria’s re-entry into the World Energy Council, naming Abdulrazaq Isa and Bala Wunti to lead the governing board. Health & Workforce Gap: A psychiatrist warns Nigeria has fewer than 300 psychiatrists for over 200 million people, urging urgent implementation of the National Mental Health Act. Sports (NPFL): Kun Khalifat FC is seeking new owners ahead of the 2026/27 season.
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