AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCourtroom Drama: London’s jury has started deliberations in Diezani Alison-Madueke’s bribery trial after months of testimony, with prosecutors alleging “luxury life” funded by oil players and the defence insisting she was only a “rubber stamp.” Kidnapping Crisis: In Oyo State, gunmen abducted at least 39 pupils and seven teachers; one teacher was killed in captivity and an explosive-laced rescue attempt left security operatives wounded. Health Workers Under Fire: NARD is escalating pressure on the Tinubu government over rising assaults on doctors, warning industrial action may follow if nothing changes. Banking Pressure: A new report says CBN’s cash reserve rules are draining about ₦2.5trn yearly from Nigerian banks, squeezing lending and profits. Fintech Credibility: Payaza’s ratings were upgraded again as Africa’s fintech sector leans harder on governance and compliance. Energy & Trade: Nigeria’s port push and maritime reforms aim to boost regional logistics, while Dangote’s fuel-import licence battle with marketers continues in court. Security: Reports also highlight ongoing militant attacks around the Lake Chad belt, keeping the pressure on Nigeria’s counter-terror efforts.
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