AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMigration & Border Control: Spain and Morocco report most of the tens of thousands who surged into Ceuta have returned, as the EU steps up border measures after at least 67 deaths; shops stayed shut and bread ran short while migrants blamed hunger, exhaustion and hostility. Regional Gender Policy: ECOWAS and Nigeria push an Abuja Action Agenda toward women’s political parity by 2035, targeting legal, financial and institutional barriers. Nigeria Politics & Economy: Atiku fires back at Obasanjo over the third-term fight, while ADC urges Tinubu to prioritize inflation, insecurity and jobs over political rivalry. Banking Outlook: FirstBank says Nigeria’s focus is shifting from stabilizing macro conditions to turning gains into private investment and real-economy productivity. Ethiopia Development Momentum: Ethiopia is highlighted as a trendsetter via urban development, digital adoption and openness to multinational investment, alongside a Green Legacy tree-planting push for COP32. Cameroon Power Finance: ARSEL shortlisted firms to audit Nachtigal Hydro’s debt, returns and tariff assumptions. Corporate Moves: NICO Holdings appoints Kwanele Ngwenya as Deputy Group Managing Director. US Visa Policy: The US makes a visa bond programme permanent, potentially requiring up to $20,000 from applicants from 50 countries, including many African states.
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