AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoECOWAS Identity Push: ECOWAS is rolling out public campaigns to speed up acceptance of its ENBIC biometric ID card at borders, aiming for mutual recognition across air, land and sea by December 2026; Guinea-Bissau is among the member states already launching the system. Guinea-Bissau Football Fallout: CAF has reportedly apologized to Nigeria’s NFF over the dangerous pitch at Estádio Nacional 24 de Setembro in Bissau and is set to bar the stadium from further AFCON 2027 qualifier hosting. Super Eagles vs Russia (Tuesday): Nigeria’s Super Eagles head to Nizhny Novgorod for a friendly against Russia with a depleted 18-man squad after injuries, club refusals and permit issues sidelined key players including Ndidi and Onyedika; Kelechi Iheanacho returns and Akor Adams says the team is correcting mistakes after the 3-0 Guinea-Bissau loss. Guinea-Bissau Politics: The military junta says “security conditions” are not met for ex-president Umaro Sissoco Embaló to return from exile ahead of the 6 December election. BCEAO Payments Upgrade: BCEAO published a list of 175 authorised institutions to join the PI-SPI interoperable instant payments platform, including seven in Guinea-Bissau.
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