AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOrgan Trafficking Crackdown: A new report contrasts legal, family kidney donation in Abuja with the darker reality of brokers and paid donors, urging Nigeria to close the gap that fuels organ trafficking. EU Travel Rules: The EU published a Schengen visa list placing 51 African countries, including Nigeria, on the “visa required” track for entry into 29 Schengen states. Fake Drugs Alarm: Human rights lawyer Deji Adeyanju warns of fake drugs and substandard products flooding Nigeria, calling for stronger action and accountability at NAFDAC. Drug War Update: NDLEA arrests a Mexican meth kingpin and dismantles an industrial lab in Ebonyi, showing expanding international drug networks. Politics & Courts: Ekiti tribunal slams SDP over delays in a governorship petition, while Ogun’s APC candidate Solomon Adeola issues a 24-hour evidence ultimatum over origin claims. Digital Skills Push: FG launches a six-month Digital Training Academy for 32,000 Nigerians and telcos back free daily data for students. Economy & Energy: Dangote links Nigeria’s petrol prices to smuggling incentives and says the refinery’s IPO is set to fund expansion. Security & Justice: Police warn against “social media trial” in rape cases, stressing due process. Sports & Culture: Inter Milan shows interest in Nigerian defender Calvin Bassey; Nigeria produces its first local World Rugby educators.
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