AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPetrol & Cost of Living: The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has demanded immediate wage awards as petrol prices keep climbing, warning higher transport costs will push up food, rents and other essentials. Telcos & Financial Inclusion: Former CBN governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi admitted he was wrong to delay telcos’ entry into Nigeria’s financial services, saying it slowed inclusion. Capital Markets & Dangote IPO: Nigeria’s stock market extended gains as investors stayed bullish on Dangote Refinery’s N2.15tn IPO, while regulators warn of scams targeting would-be investors. Digital Identity Push: President Tinubu ordered NIN enrolment to reach 95% coverage by December 2026, citing growth to about 142 million registrations. Broadband for Elections: ICT stakeholders urged stronger broadband and internet connectivity to make 2027 election processes smoother. Ports & Trade: NPERA said efficient, competitive ports are vital to the $1tn economy goal, stressing tougher enforcement and digitisation. Maritime Security: The U.S. lifted a 12-year restriction on Nigerian vessels, praising Nigeria’s port security reforms. Health Policy: Nigeria is moving to institutionalise Health Technology Assessment to guide what the health system funds. Politics in Kano: PDP in Kano replaced its guber candidate with Alhaji Muhammad Abacha and named a running mate after internal reconciliation. Culture & Learning: NCDMB hosted its 5th book reading programme, urging Nigerians to build a culture of learning.
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