AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI for Growth: The IMF says AI could lift Sub-Saharan Africa’s economy by about 4% over the next decade, but only if countries fix power, internet and digital skills—otherwise gains may be near-zero. Cultural Tech: The US invested $1.2m over five years to digitally preserve Nigeria’s cultural heritage across 21 states, including Nok artefacts and museum upgrades. Energy & Regional Integration: ECOWAS states signed off on the $25bn Nigeria–Morocco African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, targeting 30bcm gas yearly across 13 countries. Police Integrity Push: IGP Olatunji Disu decorated newly promoted AIGs and CPs, urging strict integrity, professionalism and zero tolerance for corruption. Health Systems: WHO urged Africa to expand hepatitis vaccination, testing and treatment so people don’t miss life-saving care. Wildlife Forensics: A pangolin DNA study links local wild-meat markets to international trafficking supply areas, pointing to shared sourcing networks. Agritech & Livestock: Kogi L-PRES flagged off a mass artificial insemination awareness drive to boost livestock productivity and food security. STEM & Education: Fidelity Bank sponsored the 2026 Young Innovators Camp to build practical STEM skills, while Enugu celebrated a 13-year-old STEM Olympiad gold medallist. Digital Economy & Jobs: INEC opened its 2026 recruitment portal (July 20–27) for entry-level roles, including ICT and engineering positions.
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