AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElectricity Payments: Nigeria’s regulator says Togo, Benin and Niger still owe Nigeria $11.16m for 2025 power supply, with only 84.9% of $73.91m paid—while domestic customers fared better at 96.6%. Banking Sector: Togo’s banks posted a CFAF 20.5bn loss in 2025 despite revenue growth, as credit-risk provisions and loan cleanups wiped out gains. Healthcare Voice: In Lomé, WAHO launched Health Service User Support Centres in Togo, Benin and The Gambia to let patients report problems and get mediation, not just file complaints. Digital Safety for Women: A WhatsApp chatbot, Kemi, is being used across Nigeria and parts of West Africa to guide women on reporting and support for technology-facilitated abuse. Agriculture Update: Togo’s 2026-2027 cotton season is ahead of plan, with planted acreage reaching 115,980 hectares (110.5% of target) as output targets rise. Energy Theft Probe (Regional): Nigeria ordered an investigation into massive electricity losses along the Ikorodu–Sagamu corridor, where losses are estimated at about N120bn a year.
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