AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoECOWAS-AES Security Push: Nigeria’s Defence Minister Christopher Musa called for a unified security alliance between ECOWAS and the Alliance of Sahel States to tackle terrorism, cross-border crime, and improve Gulf of Guinea maritime security during talks in Cotonou. Guinea’s Currency Stand: Guinea told ECOWAS it will keep the Guinean franc and not join the eco single-currency plan, arguing the country’s trade links and economic realities make the move impractical. Air Connectivity for Guinea: Air Peace launched Lagos–Conakry–Bamako flights, with Guinea’s transport officials saying the route will boost people movement, trade, and regional integration. Insurance for Farmers: Guinea Insurance says it is expanding agricultural insurance, covering farmer groups against floods, drought, disease and other production risks. Recapitalisation Update: Guinea Insurance also says it raised about N12.6bn to clear NAICOM’s N15bn minimum capital requirement for non-life insurers, pending final verification. Opposition Condemns Doumbouya: Opposition and civil society groups accuse President Mamadi Doumbouya of “dictatorship,” citing repression, media restrictions, and dissolutions of political parties.
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