AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOil & Economy: Petroleum minister Heineken Lokpobiri says Tinubu’s reforms lifted Nigeria’s crude output by over 80% to 1.824m bpd (with condensate), while he also warns that petrol subsidy is financially unsustainable. FX & Cost of Living: Nigeria’s external reserves are nearing $55bn, but analysts note cheaper dollars are not automatic. Politics 2027: The Economist says Tinubu could still win despite insecurity and hardship, as Senate President Akpabio pledges NASS support and says insecurity is abating. Fuel Subsidy Debate: Atiku’s camp cites Germany’s fuel tax cuts as a model for relief. Security & Society: Amnesty condemns an Edo APC chairman’s “AK-47 fire” threat; Plateau records a multi-vehicle crash killing at least 20. Energy Policy: Experts discuss “energy zones” aimed at 24/7 power for key hubs. Education & Jobs: FG and World Bank train about 80,000 youths under IDEAS-TVET; education reforms focus on curriculum, teachers, and skills. Tech & Consumer: NCC warns Nigerians about faster mobile data depletion; NDIC targets Ponzi and unlicensed fund managers. Sports & Culture: Troost-Ekong urges structural fixes for Super Eagles; WAEC appoints Dr Amos Dangut as Registrar/CEO.
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