AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoECOWAS at 50: Nigeria’s Defence Minister Christopher Musa reignited debate in Abuja over who truly restored peace in Liberia and Sierra Leone, arguing ECOMOG’s African troops—not foreign powers—were decisive. Sierra Leone Infrastructure & Investment: Information Minister Chernor Bah says the U.S. role in the Lungi Bridge will be via private-sector investment, not direct government funding, as Sierra Leone negotiates better deals amid rising U.S. interest in critical minerals. Digital Resilience: MoCTI unveiled draft Critical Information Infrastructure protection plans for Energy, Health, Education and Defence/Security under the National Digital Transformation Agenda, with World Bank support. Roads & Trade Access: SEND Sierra Leone and NMJD urged urgent action on the Makeni–Kamakwie corridor, citing stalled works, bridge collapse, ferry disruptions and rising transport costs. Energy Costs: NERC says Nigeria had Africa’s cheapest electricity tariff in 2025, while Sierra Leone’s tariff was among the higher rates in the comparison.
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