AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPoverty and Politics: Seyi Makinde said poverty, not religion, is Nigeria’s central problem and urged Christians to take part in politics. His remarks came as food insecurity deepens: a report says 65.8% of households cannot afford nutritious food. Economic Reforms: Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele ruled out restoring fuel subsidies or multiple exchange rates, while setting a 7% growth target against the IMF’s 4.3% forecast. Security: Adamawa Governor Ahmadu Fintiri called for stronger border surveillance and joint patrols; reports of a deadly attack on a military base and another kidnapped priest underline the scale of the challenge. Connectivity: The government has launched its first site in a plan to build 3,700 telecom towers and connect nearly 20 million underserved Nigerians. Public Accountability: The House of Representatives has summoned the finance minister and Accountant-General to explain the ₦75 billion withdrawal from funds allocated to basic education. Global Affairs: Nigeria secured a seat on the UN Human Rights Council with 172 votes.
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