AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoSupreme Court Watch: Canada’s Supreme Court will review whether an Ontario court had jurisdiction to freeze and manage bitcoin in an alleged $65,000 crypto fraud case involving three Nigerians, after Ontario’s AG sought restraint orders tied to Nest/Binance entities. Capital Markets & Energy: Heirs Holdings bought an extra six million Seplat shares in London, lifting its voting interest to 21.07% ahead of Tony Elumelu’s planned Seplat chairmanship in 2027. Digital Economy: FG launched the National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System via NIPOST to help locate homes and businesses, improve e-commerce, emergency response and service delivery. Independence & Economy Debate: Tinubu told Nigerians poverty defeat will take time and discipline, while CAN urged measurable relief in food, transport and energy costs; opposition figures (Atiku, Obi, Amaechi) renewed attacks on hardship and insecurity ahead of 2027. Labour & Cost of Living: Federal, state and LG workers begin a three-day warning strike from Friday over fuel costs and wage demands. Women & Safety: WARDC urged government to protect women’s rights and digital safety, warning independence remains “unfinished” for many women. Policy & Finance: CBN said recapitalisation success depends on banks financing the real economy, not just stronger balance sheets.
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