AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFree Healthcare Push (Lagos): Samuel Ajose, an APC governorship aspirant, says Lagos should move to “living wages” and free healthcare for every resident—arguing that better pay could cut corruption and that a healthier workforce boosts prosperity. Child Protection Crackdown (Ghana): Ghana’s CID says it has arrested suspects over child sexual exploitation and cybercrime, including cases linked to materials sent from Ghana to an Australian suspect, and reports children rescued and receiving care. UN Nutrition Reach (Togo): The UN says its 2024–2025 work reached over 2 million people in Togo, nearly a quarter of the population, with major support in northern regions through cash transfers, school feeding, and nutrition support. Health Security Drill (West Africa): The U.S. CDC and partners have launched a Lassa fever simulation in Cotonou, with officers from multiple countries including Togo training for cross-border response. Food Prices & Health Risk (Ghana): Ginger prices have surged after a “strange ginger disease,” pushing shortages and forcing buyers toward imports—an added strain on nutrition and household budgets.
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