AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEconomy & Energy: A strategic leadership group has proposed creating the Nigerian Green Energy and Chemicals Corporation (NGECC) to process coal into materials for AI and advanced manufacturing, aiming to help Nigeria reach a $1trn economy in 60 months. Fuel Prices: Dangote Refinery cut ex-depot petrol (PMS) to about ₦1,265–₦1,300 per litre, with Abuja stations already adjusting, though commuters still fear transport costs won’t fall fast. Security on Campuses: The Education Minister ordered dismissal of students found culpable in kidnapping and directed tertiary institutions to boost internal intelligence and work closely with DSS and other security agencies. Governance & Elections: FCT Minister Nyesom Wike warned Catholic bishops against broad claims that INEC is biased, saying such statements can erode trust without specific proof. Health & Nutrition: UNICEF urged stronger support for exclusive breastfeeding in South-west Nigeria, noting only 3 in 10 infants get exclusive breastfeeding for six months. Sports: Tinubu congratulated Team Nigeria after Glasgow 2026, where Nigeria finished 7th overall and Africa’s top with 24 medals. Agriculture: Farmers in Kano are shifting to solar-powered irrigation to cut fuel costs and boost yields amid subsidy-era hardship.
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