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Sports & Culture: Wilfred Ndidi launches DIIDS, a lifestyle brand for men and women, as he maps a post-football legacy beyond the pitch. Football Spotlight: Lionel Messi retires from Argentina duty, saying he has “nothing left to give” after leading the Albiceleste to another World Cup final. Local Sports Media: Eko 2026 organisers urge stronger media support as Lagos prepares the National Intermediate Games with 15,000 athletes across 28 sports. Showbiz & Business: Insurance protection gap for entertainers gets attention, with stakeholders pushing health cover as a career safety net. Creative Industry: MultiChoice Talent Factory turns 8 and rolls out new masterclasses for Nigeria’s film/TV creatives. Entertainment Finance: PZ Cussons Nigeria posts a 349% PAT jump to N45.2bn, proposing dividends. Security & Society: Military rescues 15 NYSC members (21 victims total) from Kogi kidnappers; EFCC says it froze funds moved from LG accounts into crypto wallets. Politics & Rights: Sowore’s lawyers fault DSS for suspending his case without proper notice, while SERAP and editors demand charges be withdrawn. Travel & Lifestyle: OPay debunks a viral claim of an indefinite shutdown.

Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result. Feedback is welcome. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about the AGP Executive Report.

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Tinsel Magazine maps child online safety laws across countries

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ArtPlace Africa launches marketplace for authentic African art

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AI/VR Motion Picture Guild launches in San Francisco with new creator programs

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Real-Time Location System Market to Surge at 22.0% CAGR, Anticipated to Reach USD 56.89 Billion by 2035

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