AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoStates’ Revenue Boost: Nigeria’s 36 states and FCT generated N5.15trn IGR in 2025, up 40.93% from 2024, led by Lagos (N1.77trn) and followed by Rivers and Enugu. Pay-TV Shake-up: DStv overhauled packages by separating sports from entertainment, a major restructuring that could affect Nigerian pricing and viewing choices. Food & Energy Relief: Cooking gas prices fell about 40% from June peaks as supply improved, while food inflation eased to 19.57% in August as many FMCG items held steady or dropped. AFCON Focus: Super Eagles begin AFCON 2027 qualifiers against Madagascar in Uyo; Maduka Okoye has joined camp, and the team is pushing for a strong start. UNGA Security Council Push: VP Shettima warned that propaganda can shield aggressors from justice and renewed Nigeria’s call for Security Council reform with Africa getting permanent seats. Niger Delta Tension: Communities in the Niger Delta protested in Port Harcourt over alleged unpaid ₦87bn ground-rent arrears. Tech for Business: Google unveiled AI ad tools for Nigerian advertisers to better track search ad performance. Governance & Corruption: EFCC chair Ola Olukoyede said public officers “take money every minute,” citing thousands of corruption petitions annually.
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