AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPolitics & Governance: APC says ministers and other public office holders can legally join Tinubu’s 2027 campaign council, rejecting claims their roles blur public duty and partisan politics. Fuel Subsidy Debate: Information Minister Mohammed Idris warns that restoring petrol subsidy would reverse economic gains and divert money from student loans, roads, power and security. Economy & Markets: NGX opens the week bearish, shedding N137.12bn as investors take profit; analysts also flag Nigeria’s rate dilemma as inflation cools but lending remains costly. Energy & Oil: NNPC and partners move Bonga Southwest/Aparo closer to Final Investment Decision with new fiscal terms; meanwhile petrol imports rise as domestic refinery supply drops. Security & Courts: NDLEA opposes bail for 10 defendants in a massive meth lab case; EFCC remands an FCMB administrator and ex-staff over alleged $25,000 cyber fraud. Business & Finance: UBA and Fidelity get NGX approval to extend publication of H1 2026 audited results; AFC launches a $150m climate-resilient infrastructure fund for Nigeria. Sports & Culture: NFF board members reportedly consider resigning amid governance pressure; Nigeria’s Terem Moffi completes Hamburg switch, while D’Tigress continue World Cup preparations.
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