AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoInternational Relations: VP Kashim Shettima says Nigeria will no longer tolerate dehumanisation of Nigerians in South Africa and has pushed the issue to the African Union for urgent action. Local Governance: RMAFC and ALGON vow deeper collaboration to strengthen local government autonomy and improve grassroots development. Health & Education: FG plans six medical simulation centres across the six geopolitical zones, targeting 20,000 medical admissions yearly. Economy: Nigeria’s GDP grew 4.43% in Q2 2026, with services still leading; meanwhile, formal diaspora remittances hit a record $947m in July, nearing the CBN’s $1bn monthly goal. Security: Kaduna police dismantle two bandit hideouts in Makarfi; Amnesty warns 42 abducted Borno schoolchildren remain in captivity 108 days later. Politics & Elections: Opposition parties meet in Abuja to strengthen a 2027 alliance as INEC begins publishing Kaduna governorship candidates’ particulars. Energy & Cost of Living: Petrol prices rise again in Abuja after Dangote’s latest hike, with motorists lamenting new pump rates. US Visa Update: US Embassy Abuja suspends most nonimmigrant visa processing but says A, G and C categories still continue. Sports: Obafemi Martins backs Seyi Tinubu as a future NFF president; NFF switches Nigeria’s Super Eagles kit deal from Nike to Adidas.
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