AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCAF Solidarity Payments: CAF will pay Rivers United and Shooting Stars $100,000 each after both clubs were eliminated in the 2026/27 preliminary rounds, as part of CAF’s inter-club investment plan. CAF Inter-Club Results: Rivers United crashed out of the Champions League after a 2-2 draw with San Pedro left them level on aggregate but beaten on away goals; El-Kanemi Warriors advanced in the Confederation Cup despite losing 1-0 in Bissau, setting up a tie with Raja Casablanca. Super Eagles AFCON Build-Up: Nigeria’s coach Éric Chelle is set to name two squads for qualifiers against Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau, plus an October 6 friendly vs Russia, with several injuries shaping selection. Regional Security Push: Nigeria’s naval chief urged stronger ECOWAS Standby Force readiness and wider African maritime cooperation, citing the Gulf of Guinea task force and past sealift support to Guinea-Bissau. Visa Rules Affecting Guinea-Bissau: Malaysia added Guinea-Bissau to a list of nationalities needing a Single Entry eVisa for social travel, while India’s eVisa list excludes Guinea-Bissau. Diaspora & Cabral Commemoration: In Lisbon, the third “Marcha Cabral” will be held to mark Amílcar Cabral’s birth anniversary, linking anti-colonial politics with land and climate concerns.
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