AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAgribusiness & Climate Tech: NiMet moved its NiMet Data Hub from design to an advanced Minimum Viable Product, testing location-specific weather and climate services for farmers and pastoralists to improve risk analysis and seasonal planning. Agri-Value Chain: Cross River will host the 2026 International Coffee Festival (Oct. 30–Nov. 1) and plans to distribute 30m coffee seedlings over five years, targeting Arabica in highlands and Robusta in lowlands. Energy & Refining: NNPC has started technical assessments for restarting/optimising Port Harcourt and Warri refineries while evaluating partners as petrol prices stay high; meanwhile, Dangote Refinery reported H1 2026 revenue of N19.13tn, out-earning seven listed energy firms combined. Capital Markets: NASD appointed Arese Ugwu as acting CEO, aiming to deepen market development and access to capital for growth businesses. Regulation & Health: NAFDAC placed Mofus Nigeria products on a watchlist pending investigation for non-compliance and potential misrepresentation. Mining Safety & Accountability: Niger State and federal authorities face mounting pressure after 37 miners died in NSCDC custody, with calls for transparent probes, autopsies, and clarity on mine ownership. Transport Cost Relief: Tinubu-linked CNG expansion and October fare cuts remain in focus as Nigerians seek cheaper transport.
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