AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnergy & Trade: A fresh “third open letter” questions Nigeria’s African Atlantic Gas Pipeline push, warning that political momentum can’t replace the commercial steps still needed for a final investment decision. Food Security & Governance: Nigeria’s agriculture ministry unveiled a 10-year agrifood roadmap aimed at food sovereignty and poverty reduction, while a Hwange MP argued Africa must strengthen institutions to deliver agreed food-systems reforms, not just fund short-term projects. Regional Cooperation: The Gambia chaired the OACPS Council of Ministers in Brussels, urging stronger governance and implementation after the Malabo summit, with ministers reviewing progress and reform priorities. Security Finance: Nigeria urged the AU Peace and Security Council to tackle illicit financial flows that help fund terrorism and violent extremism. Women’s Football: WAFCON 2026 begins in Morocco with 16 teams, World Cup qualification at stake, and a record $2m first prize, as Nigeria’s Super Falcons target the semi-finals and title defense. Cameroon Politics: Cameroon’s Paul Biya remains abroad after a 45-day absence, sparking renewed succession and continuity-of-state questions and a rare CPDM leadership meeting.
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