AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFlood Watch: Nigeria’s National Flood Early Warning Systems Centre has warned 24 states and the FCT of possible flooding from Sept 27 to Oct 10, citing heavy rains, rising rivers and saturated soils, with major urban areas including Benin City and Asaba. Decentralization Push: Benin’s “Decentralization 3.0” moves ahead with six territorial development poles meant to coordinate jobs, agriculture, industry, mobility, water and land-use planning beyond single municipalities. Trade & Customs: Benin’s mutual recognition of the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) programme with China is now active, promising fewer inspections, faster clearance and lower logistics costs for certified firms—especially those in the Glo-Djigbé industrial zone. Security & Justice: Benin police in Kétou arrested four over alleged trafficking of psychotropic substances, seizing about 20kg of cannabis-related products and “Atinkinkouin” tablets. Sports (Benin): Bendel Insurance suffered a 3-0 away loss to Abia Warriors, but Benin Arsenals aim to bounce back at home against FC Barau on Oct 4. CAN 2027 (Benin): Imourane Hassane trained separately in Abidjan ahead of Benin’s qualifier vs Mauritania, with no official absence announced.
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