AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFlood Preparedness: Nigeria’s FG issued a fresh nationwide flood alert for heavy rains expected June 22–July 5, warning riverine, coastal and poorly drained areas—including Niger State and the FCT—to activate contingency plans. Tragedy on the Ground: In Niger State’s Mokwa, a 13-year-old drowned in floodwaters after a culvert blockage during construction, highlighting how weak drainage works can turn weather into disaster. Safer Schools, Still Underfunded: Stakeholders say Nigeria’s Safe School Initiative is held back by lack of funds and fencing, even as patrol units keep visiting schools in states like Enugu and others. Solar + Industry Push in Niger: Niger State handed over 500 hectares to AIG for a solar farm and industrial park, aiming to attract investment and jobs. Climate Justice in the Niger Delta: COSET and partners urged governments and host communities to protect the environment and deliver justice for pollution and climate-change victims. Blue Economy Governance: Nigeria’s Marine and Blue Economy minister called for stronger federal-state-private collaboration to move from policy to action. Lake Chad Wildlife Hope: A new study estimates about 2.48 million waterbirds use Lake Chad, offering a conservation baseline despite conflict. Oil Pollution Accountability: NGOs sued TotalEnergies in France seeking documents and stronger action over environmental damage tied to an onshore Nigerian asset sale. Niger LGBTQ Crackdown: Niger reports arrests under a new penal code, with HIV services warning people are going into hiding and losing access to prevention and care.
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