AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoYouth & Entrepreneurship (Nigeria): Former presidential aide Chief Jackson Ude, via ambassador Oscar Chibueze, has funded 80 Nkporo youths in Abia State with ₦1m each (₦80m total) after proposal-based screening, aiming to boost small businesses and income amid unemployment and rising costs. Media & Publishing (Nigeria): AHF Nigeria opened applications for its 2026 HIV & TB Media Reporting Project (Sept–Oct), training journalists across seven states to publish ethical, science-led coverage to improve testing and treatment uptake. Education & Exams (Nigeria): WAEC’s rush to Computer-Based Testing is drawing backlash as parents and stakeholders warn it’s adding pressure and contributing to falling pass rates, given uneven digital readiness in schools. Women’s Rights (South Africa): South Africa marks 70 years since the 1956 Women’s March, but activists say freedom remains incomplete amid persistent gender-based violence, poverty and inequality. Compliance & Fintech (Nigeria): YellowCard’s Bright Anyanwu has been shortlisted for the 2026 PICCASO Awards Europe “Compliance Champion of the Year,” spotlighting governance and financial crime prevention in digital finance. Culture & Community (Zimbabwe): Bulawayo percussionist Lewis Ndlovu’s “Drums of Peace” marks 40 years using the drum for mentorship and social change in Makokoba.
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