AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPolitics & Poverty Narrative: A new Nigeria-focused op-ed argues politics has become “business” for patronage, leaving citizens to absorb the cost while poverty and multidimensional deprivation persist. Public Finance & Accountability: Nigeria’s Radiographers Registration Board says ₦61.41m in “unauthorised” transfers was queried by its registrar, who has petitioned the EFCC for investigation and recovery. Identity Systems: Seamfix marks National ID Day 2026 urging trusted identity infrastructure so hundreds of millions can access services securely across Africa. Media Oversight & Budget Integrity: Nigeria’s Senate Press Corps plans a capacity workshop on legislative oversight, media collaboration, and AI tools to curb unlawful budget insertions. Publishing & Scholarship Spotlight: Delta State University’s Peretomode is honoured with valedictory lecture and two book launches, underscoring academic publishing tied to institutional leadership. Books & Publishing in the Region: A report highlights how Chinese publishers are drawing visitors at a Kenyan book fair, pointing to growing cross-border publishing interest. Global Climate Read: A climate desk piece projects El Niño heat could kill hundreds of thousands, including in Nigeria—relevant for readers tracking climate impacts on daily life.
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