AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSAP S/4HANA Risk: A consultancy warns that many SAP migrations stall without process mining, citing “process debt” and late, over-budget delivery trends as ECC support ends in 2027. Fuel Pricing Pressure: FG says it’s engaging petrol marketers and regulators to ensure crude price drops reflect transparently at the pump, while filling stations hint petrol could fall toward ~₦1,000/litre. Appointments & Governance: Tinubu swears in eight new federal commissioners (RMAFC and NPC), signaling fresh momentum for fiscal and population policy work. Capital Markets: Nigeria’s equities market slips again as investors lose about ₦2.34tn, with MTN, Unilever and others dragging performance. Cybersecurity: Mastercard launches an Africa Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence starting in South Africa and Nigeria to boost threat intelligence sharing. Food & Agriculture: FAO flags a widening fish supply gap across Africa; meanwhile the First Lady launches the North-West Food Bank in Jigawa to tackle child malnutrition. Security & Industry: NDLEA begins inducting AK-47s and pistols for armed anti-drug operations; in Plateau, a missing man is found dead at an illegal mining site. Infrastructure & Cities: Traders in FCT markets seek temporary access roads and better drainage as construction disrupts sales. Energy Prices Ease: Cooking gas prices begin easing in parts of Nigeria as supply improves, though reductions vary by location.
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