AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAFCON 2027 (Madagascar vs Nigeria): Madagascar secured TV broadcast rights for the 2027 AFCON qualifying campaign, including the Group D clash against the Super Eagles in Uyo on Friday, Sept. 25, with Canal+ Sport Madagascar signing an agreement with the Malagasy Football Federation. Barea build-up: More Madagascar players arrived in Nigeria ahead of the showdown, as the Barea step up preparations for the Uyo match. Super Eagles camp updates: Nigeria’s Super Eagles opened camp in Ikot Ekpene with 20 players already in place, then welcomed late arrivals as preparations intensify for the Madagascar opener. Squad shake-up: Victor Osimhen was ruled out due to injury, with Taiwo Awoniyi called up as replacement, while goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali returned to the setup. Sports governance & media: Ghana was selected to host the 6th Continental Congress of the Federation of African Journalists, after Madagascar was edged out in a unanimous decision. Arts & culture (Madagascar-linked): A Russian cultural push in Antananarivo is highlighted by new language classes and state media programming following the 2025 military takeover. Education impact: Hassanein Hiridjee’s Axian Foundation opened its 250th school in Madagascar, adding classrooms, sanitation facilities, and a teacher training centre.
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