AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPort & Jobs: Luxembourg has committed about €15m (over 9.8bn FCFA) to train young Beninese for port and logistics work under the CAP-PORT project, covering equipment operations, safety, compliance and digital systems, though details like start date and beneficiary numbers weren’t specified. Security & Trade: Lagos police arrested six suspects in a syndicate accused of diverting imported goods worth over N20bn from Apapa Port over 19 years, including alleged kingpins Jamiu Lateef and Abubakar Amadu. Sports—Benin on the pitch: Benin held Burkina Faso 1-1 in the 2027 AFCON qualifiers in Ouagadougou; Aiyegun Tosin equalised after a Lassina Traoré penalty. Media Governance: Clément Adéchian was elected head of Benin’s CNPA, promising to focus on making media businesses economically viable. Diplomacy: Kyrgyzstan and Benin signed deals on political consultations and visa-free travel for diplomatic and service passport holders. Culture & Justice: President Mahama urged UN member states holding Africa’s artefacts and human remains to return them, starting with unconditional return of all human remains.
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