AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoArabic Education Push in Nigeria: Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed urged the Federal Government to integrate Arabic into Nigeria’s curriculum, reviving neglected northern Arabic colleges and expanding opportunities for graduates. Digital Rights Clash: SERAP told Nigeria’s Senate President and House Speaker to withdraw the “backdoor” Data Protection (Amendment) Bill, warning it could give government power to shut down social media and curb online expression. AI for Africa: UNECA’s Robert Tama Lisinge said China-Africa AI cooperation can boost productivity and help bridge the digital divide, while the World Bank pledged support for Egypt’s second National AI Strategy rollout. Professional Leadership Milestone: Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya was elected the 33rd President-elect of the Nigerian Bar Association, the first woman to win the post through election. Health Inequality Warning: A new global health analysis contrasts outbreak response on cruise ships versus fragile, conflict-hit regions, highlighting how inequality slows containment. Zimbabwe Industrial Ambition: Commentary and policy debate focus on the Manhize Dinson Iron and Steel Plant as a chance to shift Zimbabwe from raw exports to higher-value manufacturing. Sports & Culture: Ghana’s Black Queens added Swedish coach Pierre Persson, while Zimbabwe gospel artist Minstrel Taffie earned an international awards nomination.
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