AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoGlobal Education Finance: Nigeria and Italy back the $5bn Global Partnership for Education campaign at UNGA 81, with VP Shettima framing education as an investment in productivity and stability. Capital Markets Access: NGX Invest adds a WhatsApp subscription channel for public offers, while Airtel Money plans an IPO on the London Stock Exchange—both aimed at widening retail participation. Equities Rally: Nigerian stocks extend a bullish run as NGX All-Share Index hits a record close, adding about ₦374bn in market value. Monetary Policy & FX: After CBN’s 350bps MPR reset to 23%, treasury bill yields fall below 16% and the naira weakens slightly in parallel markets. Energy & Infrastructure: NERC says power plants used 86% of available capacity in August; AFC supports new power-sector bonds to clear legacy debts; and the First Niger Bridge in Onitsha reopens next week. Fuel Subsidy Politics: Atiku attacks Lokpobiri’s US comparison, arguing affordability depends on wages and purchasing power. Governance & Compliance: SEC sets Oct 15 deadline for IFRS sustainability readiness plans. Security & Society: EFCC warns religious titles can’t shield financial crime; NIREC leaders urge restraint ahead of 2027 elections.
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