AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCBN Accountability Pressure: SERAP has given CBN Governor Yemi Cardoso seven days to explain alleged diversion of $6.23m election funds and unrecovered public funds totalling over N1.63tn, citing gaps in the Auditor-General’s 2023 report. Public Debt Watch: Nigeria’s total public debt stock rose 4.67% to N166.79tn as of June 30, 2026, with domestic debt at N91.59tn and external at N75.20tn, according to DMO. Health Financing Scrutiny: NHIA says federal health spending of N235bn via the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund over three years must now show measurable impact, as out-of-pocket costs remain high despite 23m+ enrollees. Critical Minerals Strategy: Wunti warns Nigeria not to repeat the oil export mistake by exporting raw critical minerals; he argues for domestic processing and manufacturing value chains. Trade & Exports Boost: FG plans a QR-based Halal certification framework so buyers can trace products to factories of origin, aiming to widen market access. Ports Upgrade: FG approves modernisation of Onne, Rivers, Delta and Calabar ports to reduce Lagos cargo concentration and improve efficiency. Security & Infrastructure: Government moves to tackle Calabar’s erosion crisis threatening Navy and NNPC jetty assets after drainage failure. Education Performance: Kano tops 2026 NECO results for the second year running, with 74,413 candidates scoring at least five credits including English and Maths.
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