AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOsun Election Fallout: A fresh court document says EFCC froze three Osun government accounts (not one) via an ex parte order, deepening the row over alleged legal breaches and calls for EFCC boss Ola Olukoyede to quit ahead of Aug 15. Anti-Graft Legal Debate: Human rights lawyer Femi Falana argues EFCC can freeze state funds with judicial oversight, while Osun’s lawyer says the restriction lacked the required court order served on the bank. Cost-of-Living Pushback: Atiku Abubakar cites CBN Household Expectations Survey data showing Nigerians are abandoning plans to buy homes, cars and household durables, intensifying criticism of Tinubu’s economic policies. Security & Humanitarian Angle: A lawyer commends the rescue of 315 abductees from terrorists across Kwara, Niger and Ogun, but warns victims need sustained support. Energy Sector Move: Bala Wunti appointed inaugural CEO of World Energy Council Nigeria, signalling a new leadership structure for Nigeria’s energy policy dialogue. Business & Trade: Trade deficit widens to N$5.5bn in June as imports hit a record N$18.3bn. Sports/Entertainment: NFF denies social media claims it asked FIFA boss Gianni Infantino to resign; P-Square’s catalogue resurges on Apple Music amid the Okoye brothers’ renewed rift.
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