AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHuman Trafficking Crackdown: Nigerian youths trapped in Asia’s cyber-slave camps are forced into romance scams and crypto fraud under threats and brutal punishments, raising fresh questions about how recruiters and networks operate and how authorities respond. Border Trade: Nigeria and Niger Customs met to strengthen Kamba–Tungan Gyado corridor trade, urging more legitimate exports despite insecurity and regional diplomatic disruptions. Power Sector Reform: The World Bank backs Nigeria’s electricity tariff and subsidy reforms to restore financial sustainability, citing huge access gaps and tariff shortfalls. Digital Infrastructure Push: WIOCC secured $300m from AFC and Vision Invest to expand Africa’s open-access fibre, data centres and subsea connectivity, while MTN partners on AI-ready infrastructure. Economy & Markets: FG says revenue growth is key to reaching investment-grade status after Moody’s turned Nigeria’s outlook positive; NGX shares slipped slightly as investors took profit. Transport & Labour: Labour Minister urges wharf truck owners to resolve disputes through dialogue. Sports & Culture: Nigeria won 35 medals at Africa Zone 2 swimming; FIFA’s Infantino calls for stronger Nigerian football structures; Brighton signed Nigerian winger Femi Azeez. Public Health: Govt targets 5m free spectacles and 25,000 cataract surgeries by 2027 using digital eye-care tools. Uber Exit: Uber shuts down ride-hailing in Nigeria and Uganda from Sept 2, citing restructuring and refocusing.
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