AGP Executive Report
Last update: 25 minutes agoGrowth and Reforms: The World Bank says Nigeria grew 4.2% in the first half of 2026 and poverty stabilised for the first time since 2019. It projects average growth of at least 4.4% through 2028, though job creation and effective public spending remain key challenges. Investor Confidence: Fitch revised Nigeria’s outlook to positive while affirming its ‘B’ rating, citing reform progress and stronger reserves. Fuel Prices: The government’s 30-day NNPC petrol discount faces questions over reach and lasting impact: MRS raised its pump price to N1,409 per litre, above the proposed N1,350 NNPC rate. Capital Markets: Fintech OPay has filed for a US IPO and plans a secondary listing on the Nigerian Exchange, subject to regulatory approval. Separately, Dangote Foundation plans to match qualifying refinery share purchases for up to five million students and two million vulnerable women. Industry: Nigeria is targeting $7.1 billion in investment over 10 years to boost sugar production and cut import dependence.
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