AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDiaspora & Investment Push: Edo Governor Monday Okpebholo urged Edo indigenes abroad to return home as investors and partners, pointing to improving security and infrastructure, while opposition parties in Benin hit back over his London trip and questioned promised deals. Road Travel Disruption: Floodwaters submerged parts of the Benin–Ore Expressway, stranding travellers and clogging routes, with residents calling for urgent action to stop recurring rainy-season damage. Cross-Border Learning: About 36 University of Ghana students kicked off a 3-day “Campus to Countries” trip to Togo and Benin to deepen cultural exchange and learn travel requirements. Air Connectivity for Travellers: Etihad and Air Peace signed an interline deal opening 20 destinations via coordinated ticketing, including access to Benin City and onward travel through Abu Dhabi. Human Trafficking Warning: NAPTIP’s Benin zonal commander warned Nigerians to avoid fake job, scholarship and travel offers online, urging verification before any cross-border move. Regional Trade Rules: ECOWAS Parliament backed sanctions against member states that fail to implement trade protocols, aiming to boost cross-border commerce and integration.
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