AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoExclusive Breastfeeding Push in Niger: Niger State and UNICEF urged women to promote exclusive breastfeeding during World Breastfeeding Week, noting the state is still below the national average (estimated at 56%) and using a road walk to reach mothers in the first 1,000 days. Food Security Inputs in Niger: One Acre Fund began distributing 2026 rainy-season inputs and credit to 88,000 smallholder farmers across Nasarawa, Niger, Kwara and Plateau, while Cross River launched a wet-season programme distributing improved seed yams to cut seed costs and boost yields. Climate-Security Link in the Niger Delta: PIND warned that flooding, coastal erosion, irregular rainfall and environmental degradation are worsening livelihood losses and human insecurity, calling for climate resilience in peacebuilding and environmental governance. Oil Spill Anger in Delta: Aja-Olukpodu leaders protested an eight-year crude oil spill tied to Conoil, accusing NOSDRA and the company of failing to stop and clean up pollution that has harmed fishing and water access. Energy Infrastructure & Security: PINL said better pipeline security is boosting investor confidence and supporting gas projects, including progress toward the African Atlantic Gas Pipeline.
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