AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOsun Election Security & Violence: Nigeria Police summoned Senator Francis Fadahunsi over incendiary remarks urging supporters to “kill” Accord Party members, as Osun election counting continues amid allegations of attempts to hijack collation and reports of thuggery, teargas and ballot disruptions. Electoral Process Concerns: YIAGA Africa flagged accreditation irregularities in Osogbo, while Civil Society Situation Room praised peaceful voting but warned of BVAS congestion, ink failures and vote-buying risks. Capital Markets Sanctions: SEC ordered capital market firms to suspend dealings with financial institutions in North Korea, Iran and Myanmar, citing FATF-linked money laundering and terrorism financing risks. Health & Technology Transfer: Nigeria targets local assembly and servicing of radiotherapy and imaging equipment by 2030 through a China partnership, stressing training and maintenance. Sports (Youth Basketball/Cricket): Nigeria’s U18 Lionesses and Junior YellowGreens secured key continental qualification outcomes, with Nigeria also set for major WAFCON and U19 Women’s World Cup implications. Business & Media: MultiChoice Nigeria’s CEO Kemi Omotosho spoke on expanding access via TV, streaming and technology as costs and habits shift.
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