AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFuel & Shipping: Fresh petrol and diesel cargoes have arrived at Lagos and Warri terminals, with depot prices easing as marketers compete, narrowing the gap between Dangote’s retail rate and imported PMS to about ₦2 per litre. Finance & Credit: FCMB has lifted its FastCash instant loan ceiling to ₦500,000, pushing more short-term credit through its mobile app and USSD channel. Capital Markets: NGX will start a revised equities pricing methodology Monday, using tiered minimum traded volumes to influence when published prices move; meanwhile, SEC ordered capital market operators to freeze funds linked to six alleged terror financiers and three bureau de change firms. Industrial Policy: BOI says 80% of large-enterprise lending will target priority sectors like power, manufacturing, agribusiness, pharma and digital infrastructure. Energy Security & Geopolitics: With Strait of Hormuz tensions and attacks on vessels, the region’s fuel supply risk is rising—prompting renewed focus on maritime security and resilience. Governance & Elections: Osun election results put Ademola Adeleke ahead of APC’s Bola Oyebamiji, with Adeleke saying Tinubu called to congratulate him. Pensions: Nigeria’s pension remittances fell 38% to N559.4bn in Q1 2026, even as PenCom reported recoveries from defaulting employers. Tech & Telecom: DStv Stream users in Nigeria and South Africa report live-channel disruptions after a seven-channel cut. Aviation Logistics: NCAA plans RFID baggage tracking to reduce missing and mishandled luggage at airports. Security & Defence Manufacturing: DICON-D7G says it’s moving toward local production of armoured vehicles and anti-drone platforms via a partnership in Cairo.
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