AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHIV Funding Shock: A new report says U.S. disruptions to PEPFAR have forced HIV clinics to close, cut staff and services across dozens of countries, threatening prevention and treatment gains. Nigeria Politics & Transparency: Atiku Abubakar renewed pressure on President Tinubu over ₦8.05bn in 2026 church and mosque allocations, demanding named beneficiaries and locations. Legal & Justice Moves: Nigeria’s Senate passed a bill to overhaul food and drug regulation, and also advanced insurance reforms with a new Insurance Regulatory Commission. Security & Rule of Law: NSCDC in Lagos says it shut a suspected “fake university” running from a rented apartment and rescued 106 youths. Regional Finance & Payments: BCEAO plans a six-month PAPSS pilot with 80+ WAEMU banks to speed cross-border payments and cut reliance on outside infrastructure. Anti-Graft Cooperation: ECOWAS anti-corruption agencies have begun operationalising a new cross-border protocol for investigations and asset recovery. Health Sovereignty: UNAIDS chief Winnie Byanyima urged “radical change” after aid cuts, calling on African governments to re-prioritise domestic health spending. Energy Integration: ECOWAS leaders signed the intergovernmental agreement for the Nigeria–Morocco Atlantic Gas Pipeline, aiming to boost regional energy security and industrialisation.
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