AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWAFCON Focus: Nigeria’s Super Falcons, led by Washington Spirit midfielder Deborah Abiodun, say their record 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations success won’t breed complacency as they chase another title and World Cup qualification in Morocco. Anti-Corruption Courtroom: Nigeria’s Federal High Court in Abuja orders final forfeiture of 48 properties linked to former AGF Abubakar Malami, ending a ₦212.8bn civil forfeiture fight. Democracy Under Strain (Ghana): Ghana’s Minority Leader warns of “Rambo-style” arrests after EOCO detained NPP communications chief Dennis Miracles Aboagye at Kotoka Airport, raising due-process concerns. Human Rights at the World Cup: Amnesty International highlights how US travel and immigration enforcement has disrupted World Cup participation, including the detention and deportation of a Somali referee. Environment & Justice (Senegal): A report flags Dakar port as a hotspot for illegal shark fin trade, calling it cruel and wasteful. Regional Trade (East Africa): Kenya eyes doubling exports to Tanzania after Dar removed an Industrial Development Levy. Health & Skills (Nigeria): Nigeria plans a Genomic City to boost research, precision medicine and healthcare. Infrastructure (Ghana): The Accra–Kumasi Expressway is pitched as a major corridor to cut travel time and boost trade.
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