AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNigeria-Germany Investment: Abuja and Berlin are pursuing stronger cooperation in food security, industrial development, renewable energy, skills and investment, with both sides looking to turn long-standing ties into jobs and business opportunities. Sugar Production: The National Sugar Development Council says economic reforms have improved the outlook for local production, as Nigeria targets self-sufficiency and a larger domestic sugar industry. Food and Beverage: Nestlé Nigeria’s nine-month pre-tax profit rose 51.5% to ₦193.88 billion, while Cadbury Nigeria’s revenue reached ₦126.69 billion, up 6%. Power Costs: Manufacturers say alternative energy cost the sector ₦1.35 trillion in 2025, adding pressure to production and employment; rising diesel prices are compounding the strain. Gas Infrastructure: Plans for a South-East gas pipeline aim to support industrialisation and create jobs by improving access to energy. Defence Manufacturing: Nigeria is pressing for local production of military equipment, with the government targeting large-scale weapons production within a year and seeking partnerships with defence firms.
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