AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUber Exit: Ride-hailing giant Uber has shut down operations in Nigeria effective September 2, ending 12 years in Lagos and other cities, with the company citing a “thorough review” and warning of disruption for users. Fuel & Inflation Pressure: As Brent crude climbed above $95, depot and pump prices are expected to rise again, with reports linking the move to higher global energy costs and renewed fears of further hikes. Electricity Billing: NERC released September 2026 energy caps for AEDC’s unmetered Abuja customers, showing wide feeder-to-feeder billing disparities across FCT locations. Policy & Industry Finance: The Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRC) commissioned new Lagos headquarters, underscoring the role of reliable reporting in investor trust. Solid Minerals Push: Kano’s new solid minerals ministry says it aims to make Kano a major tin mining and export hub, citing investor interest and regulatory readiness. Security & Policing: Delta’s new CP unveiled an intelligence-led policing agenda targeting kidnapping, cultism, cybercrime and oil-related crimes. AI Localisation: Tech stakeholders at Huawei’s AI and Cloud summit urged faster investment in local talent and digital infrastructure to reduce dependence on imported tech. Economy Growth: Nigeria’s GDP expanded 4.43% in Q2 2026, with manufacturing and agriculture among the improving sectors.
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