AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAnti-Christian Aid Conditionality: The House passed a U.S.-aid withholding amendment tied to Nigeria stopping violence against Christians, with lawmakers linking it to security accountability and police training. Anti-Corruption Probe: Femi Gbajabiamila appeared before ICPC over the PFIPC “fake agency” scandal as lawmakers dig into office allocations and alleged forged appointment letters. Economic Governance: Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele told the Senate debt fears are inflated by naira depreciation, exchange-rate revaluation and securitised inherited Ways and Means, while also citing N21.6tn tax revenue in six months. Appointments & State Capacity: Tinubu announced 26 appointments across 10 agencies, including Ayo Fayose as REA chairman and Major General Junaid Bindawa at the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission. Energy & Regional Integration: ECOWAS signed an intergovernmental agreement backing the Nigeria–Morocco African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, moving it toward implementation and regional energy security. Security & Terrorism: Nigeria’s Army arrested a Ghanaian woman in Borno over alleged links to extremist networks, while DSS moves to appeal life sentences for Ansaru commanders. Elections & Political Deals: Rabiu Kwankwaso says Peter Obi signed a written one-term (2027–2031) understanding, reinforcing rotation claims ahead of 2027. Humanitarian & Climate: Heavy rains in Sokoto killed at least four and damaged homes, a school and a hospital.
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