AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoOil & Energy: Petroleum Minister Heineken Lokpobiri says Nigeria’s crude and condensate output has jumped over 80% since 2023, rising to 1.824m bpd (including condensate), crediting Tinubu-era reforms. Fuel Politics: Rotimi Amaechi (ADC) says he’ll step down as Atiku’s running mate if petrol hits N600 per litre, as PMS currently sells around N1,350–N1,400. Markets: NGX All-Share Index fell 0.16% to 250,808.27; market value shed N261.92bn. Business & Trade: FG launches an 11-character digital postcode system to help businesses and emergency services locate addresses; DP World and TGI plan deeper logistics services with TGI expected to take a stake in DP World Logistics (subject to approvals). Agribusiness & Jobs: BOA and AFAN target financing about 400,000 farmers for dry-season farming. Digital Economy: CBN says composite PMI rose to 53.0 in September, signalling expansion for the fourth straight month. Security & Compliance: EFCC reports 49,673 petitions and 10,872 convictions (Oct 2023–July 2026) as it opens a new Awka zonal directorate; Soludo backs the anti-graft push. Labour & Social: Lagos university workers begin an indefinite strike; federal public servants start a three-day warning strike. Tech & Youth: NIMASA opens its Blue Economy Accelerator portal Monday, Oct 5, for 18–28 innovators.
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