AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoElectricity Costs: Nigeria’s electricity subsidy bill hit N1.928tn in 2025, driven by frozen end-user tariffs that stayed below cost-reflective rates, with Abuja, Ikeja and Eko Discos taking the biggest shares. Regional Finance: Cameroon’s short-term borrowing on the CEMAC market jumped, with July Treasury bill rates averaging 6.97%, while Gabon’s was 6.48%—a sign of shifting funding pressure across the region. Gabon’s Public Services: In Makokou (Ogooué-Ivindo), President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema opened a new CNSS agency and modernized La Poste SA services to bring social protection and postal services closer to residents. Gabon’s Defense Links: China’s growing military engagement in Gabon continues with the arrival of a Chinese defense attaché in Libreville, alongside talk of Port-Gentil naval and training plans. Gabon Remembered: A decade after Gabon’s 2016 post-election violence, survivors are again calling for truth and accountability, saying the pain has never truly ended. Sports & Culture: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang keeps scoring for Deportivo La Coruna, while DAZN secured LaLiga broadcast rights across Sub-Saharan Africa, including Gabon.
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