AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEconomic Hardship Watch: A new 2026 Global Finance ranking puts Nigeria among the world’s poorest by GDP-PPP per capita, landing at 56th out of 60 and underscoring how many people may still struggle to afford basics even as GDP grows. Poverty and Health Link: The report notes the World Bank estimate that 63% of Nigerians—about 140 million people—live below the poverty line, a pressure point for nutrition, access to care, and chronic disease risk. Immigration Policy Update: In New York, Caribbean immigration advocates welcomed a federal court ruling that struck down the Trump administration’s indefinite suspension of immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries, restoring case-by-case processing rather than nationality-based decisions.
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