AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoComoros–Nigeria Olympic build-up: Nigeria’s Super Falcons began preparations for their 2028 Olympic qualifiers against Comoros with 14 players in camp at Ikenne, but key absences reshaped the squad: Asisat Oshoala and Ashleigh Plumptre withdrew (injury/requests), while Benfica duo Oluwatosin Demehin and Flourish Sabastine missed the call due to residence permit issues—Blessing Okpe was brought in as replacement. Squad growth in camp: More arrivals pushed the Falcons’ camp numbers up, including late call-up Favour Omenazu (her first senior cap) and additional players expected to report ahead of the double-header at Remo Stars Stadium in Ikenne on Oct. 9 and 13. Comoros context: Comoros also unveiled a 22-player squad for the same tie, with both legs set in Nigeria because of venue constraints. Comoros jobs & migration: A new Comoros jobs law restricting certain work for foreigners is alarming Malagasy residents—lawyers warn it could deepen precarity and carry xenophobic dimensions. Water crisis in Moroni: In the capital, residents face worsening shortages as ageing infrastructure fails, pushing people toward costly informal water sales. Climate & fisheries: A World Bank study warns Comoros fisheries are highly vulnerable to climate change, urging investment as erosion and marine heatwaves threaten coastal livelihoods. Regional security cooperation: Comoros is among countries attending Uganda’s inaugural conference on military operations beyond conventional war, including cyber and border security.
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