AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoECOWAS Climate Security Alarm: ECOWAS Parliamentarians meeting in Accra warned that shrinking land and water, degraded farmland and shifting weather are fueling farmer-herder conflicts, displacement and deeper poverty—urging climate action as a governance and security priority. Food Insecurity Warning: Kaduna’s Maiyaki said food insecurity is a direct threat to peace and security, linking insecurity to farm closures and food production losses. Togo’s UN Map Move: The UN General Assembly adopted Togo-backed “Correct the Map,” using equal-area projections to better reflect Africa’s size; Togo’s FM said it changes representation, not borders. Youth Voice Gap: A survey across Togo and other African states found young people are confident speaking up, but fewer can turn concerns into sustained advocacy that reaches decision-makers. ILO Leadership Fight: ILO chief Gilbert Houngbo (Togo) pitched a resilience/hedge fund idea as he seeks re-election amid a major liquidity crisis. Education Update (Nigeria): NECO released 2026 SSCE Internal results: 58.67% met five credits including English and Maths, with malpractice down 64.74%. Togo-Rwanda Ties: Lomé and Kigali signed MoUs and a framework agreement to deepen political consultations and cooperation. Lomé Insurance Forum: FANAF’s markets forum is set for Nov 2–3 in Lomé, focusing on unpaid premiums under CIMA rules.
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