AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSports & Inclusion: Nigeria’s Fencing Federation has launched Africa’s first Wheelchair Fencing Academy in Lagos, running Aug. 5–7 at Rugby School Nigeria, with athletes, coaches and officials from 10+ countries including Togo, Liberia, Rwanda, Botswana and more. Organisers say the ENABLE programme is built to create lasting pathways for persons with disabilities through training, officiating and referee education. Arts & Culture (Togo-linked): Togo’s Union of Regional Chambers of Trades (UCRM) has a new president, Sondou Adéwa, after elections renewing the artisanal sector institutions. His four-year term targets professionalising artisans, boosting competitiveness and aligning reforms with Togo’s craft policy and 2026–2031 roadmap. Football Business/Branding: 22Bet continues its Pan-African push by signing Nigeria legend Daniel Amokachi as brand ambassador, joining Togo’s Emmanuel Adebayor and Kenya’s Victor Wanyama in a partnership framed around youth, grassroots football and community programmes. Digital Media & Community: AfricaNenda Foundation urged journalists to report digital financial inclusion in a more human-centered way, focusing on how policies and payments affect everyday lives—training included reporters from Togo and other African countries.
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