AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEbola Update: WHO says Nigeria has no active Ebola cases after the infected Swiss diplomat and her husband were evacuated for treatment. Health authorities are monitoring 52 contacts; the government says the outbreak could be declared over by December 7 if no new cases emerge. Public Finances: Nigeria missed its statutory revenue target by N20.7tn in the first 10 months of 2026, collecting N26.14tn against a target of N46.87tn. Illegal Mining: EFCC arrested 14 Chinese nationals and one Nigerian at four alleged illegal lithium-processing plants in Ogun State, recovering lithium rocks, devices and a truck. Economic Policy: Tinubu praised Dangote Group’s investments for supporting jobs and local production, while Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele said the government is considering legislation to protect economic reforms from reversal. Sport: Nigeria’s YellowGreens beat Uganda by one run to win the Africa T20 qualifier in Abuja and advance to the next qualifying stage. Nigerian athletes are also preparing for the Dakar Youth Olympic Games, the first Olympic event to be held in Africa.
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