AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFootball Reforms: FIFA has accepted mass resignations by Nigeria Football Federation officials and backed a fresh roadmap for comprehensive NFF governance reforms, following meetings in Zurich with NSC leadership and NFF administration. Sports Backlash: Former Super Eagles striker Obafemi Martins’ suggestion that Seyi Tinubu could lead the NFF drew sharp criticism from football stakeholders. Media & Culture: NUJ-NAN Lagos Press Week (Sept 21–25) will focus on how politics could shape Nigeria’s oil and gas economy ahead of 2027, with a key symposium at NPA Surulere. Broadcasting: Cardinal Broadcasting expands with the launch of 93.5 Area FM, targeting everyday Nigerian life through language and lifestyle programming. TVET & Youth Skills: Ishk Tolaram Foundation trains youths in TVET trades and fashion, carpentry, solar and more, stressing “TVET in the Age of AI.” Health Update: NCDC reports 252 Lassa fever deaths and 1,035 confirmed cases across 23 states so far in 2026. Public Safety: Lagos police deny tear-gassing pensioners, saying viral images are AI-generated, while PenCom says it will address Lagos retirees’ pension increase concerns. Human Trafficking Alert: NAPTIP warns traffickers now use NGOs as fronts to traffic children.
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