AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoPower & Safety: BEDC Electricity Plc is investigating an electric shock incident in Ado-Ekiti that left a technical linesman with burns; he was rushed to EKSUTH and is in stable condition. Health Insurance (Edo): Edo’s deputy governor, Dennis Idahosa, flagged off NHIA coverage for about 4,000 residents in Ovia South-West and Ovia North-East, with over 2,000 already enrolled and cards presented in Benin City. Fertility Care (Edo): Edo Specialist Hospital is set to expand access to IVF after the state moved to establish an IVF centre, giving hope to couples facing infertility. Autism Care (Nigeria): The federal government says autism support is expanding, with specialist training and more universities now offering autism-related programmes, aiming to boost diagnosis, therapy and rehabilitation. Drug Abuse (Edo): NDLEA and pharmacists in Benin City renewed their push against substance abuse, citing cannabis cultivation and schoolchildren’s involvement as key challenges. Flooding & Health Risks (Benin City): MonitNG urged Edo’s governor to tackle recurring flooding behind Ontario Park, warning it disrupts lives and can worsen waterborne illness risks. Cross-border Crime Link: Police in Ghana launched investigations after two women believed to be Benin nationals were found dead in a Tamale hotel room.
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