AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy & Transport Policy: President Tinubu says Nigerians should see measurable cuts in transport fares from October 1 as the National Affordable CNG Transit Programme expands, with a governors’ forum implementation committee already mapping priority corridors and rolling out CNG and electric transport options. Fuel Pricing Regulation: NMDPRA insists it does not set petrol pump prices, saying under the Petroleum Industry Act pricing follows market forces, while the regulator focuses on stopping price-fixing and anti-competitive conduct. Mining & Security Accountability: Niger State NSCDC has replaced suspended commandant Suberu Aniviye with Abdulhamid Kabara after 37 suspected illegal miners died in custody in Minna; the Federal Government also set up a 10-member independent probe panel, while the Nigerian Bar Association, SERAP and other groups demand transparent, independent investigations and forensic scrutiny. Human Rights & Public Pressure: Protests erupted over the deaths, with allegations including claims of shooting at miners, and calls for UN-level intervention and prosecution of anyone responsible. Oil & Gas Local Content: NCDMB trained 200 young Nigerians in Abia and Akwa Ibom on oil and gas enterprise skills to boost participation in the value chain. Business & Power Access: Ondo State’s Aiyedatiwa launched the “Lucky Light” initiative to supply reliable solar power to 1,000 small businesses across the state’s local governments.
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