AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRural Power Access: The Federal Government inaugurated the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) governing board, with Power Minister Joseph Tegbe saying Nigeria will now measure success by communities and people electrified—not megawatts—while highlighting off-grid projects like mini-grids and solar for markets, health centres, schools and farms. Health & Faith: CCSI and Ummulkhairi Foundation intensified child spacing and maternal health advocacy in Kaduna mosques and churches, urging couples to attend antenatal care and deliver in recognised facilities. Kidnapping Aftercare: Kwara State confirmed 46 rescued Woro kidnap victims are receiving treatment in Ilorin, with reports of fatigue and malnutrition among women and children. Health System Support for Autism: Delta Governor’s wife, Tobore Oborevwori, extended free medical outreach for autism families in Burutu, providing care, medications and assistive support to hundreds of beneficiaries. Public Health Workforce Needs: Lagos State’s health leadership renewed calls for more doctors and nurses as the state pushes to strengthen service delivery. Capital Market Investor Protection: SEC launched a probate/unclaimed monies investor clinic to help families recover inherited shares and dividends, partnering with registrars and justice institutions. Paediatric Eye Care Alarm: Jigawa stakeholders flagged shortages of paediatric eye specialists and rising treatment costs as threats to preventing childhood blindness.
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