AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoInfrastructure & Governance: The Nigerian Guild of Editors toured Enugu Governor Peter Mbah’s projects, praising “solid infrastructure on ground” built to grow the state economy. Consumer & Competition Policy: FCCPC urged sustained training for journalists covering competition and consumer rights, saying the beat is still new in Nigeria. Ecology & Ports Security: FG ordered a joint technical assessment to tackle Calabar’s ecological crisis after Channel 2 drainage failure threatened the Nigerian Navy base and an NNPC jetty. Critical Minerals Industrialisation: World Energy Council Nigeria’s Bala Wunti warned against repeating the oil model by exporting unprocessed critical minerals, pushing domestic processing and manufacturing value chains. Trade & Export Systems: FG plans a QR-based Halal certification framework so buyers can scan and trace products to factories of origin. Maritime Expansion: FG approved upgrades for Onne, Rivers, Delta and Calabar ports, plus six deep seaports, to cut logistics costs beyond Lagos. Skills for Outsourcing: Education Minister Tunji Alausa said Nigeria targets 10m globally certified workers and 1m export-linked jobs by 2030. Labour & Cost of Living: Atiku renewed calls for a higher minimum wage, arguing N70,000 can buy only about 50 litres of petrol at current prices. Industry Investment Push: Nigeria wooed 14 German firms for cement, mining, construction and industrial technology investments.
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