Legal Practitioners are to promote transparency and accountability
in the oil and gas sector as well as defend course on the economic opportunities
that exist alongside the sector. A member of the government Board of the
Nigerian strict industry transparency Ignition turnidy MR. GBENGA is in charge and the second
media conference CRS in Lagos time. Economic survival repairing the bewildering
oil crises will shape the Nigerian national economy.
According to the reporter the Conference was aimed at
increasing the understanding of the media professionals of issues in oil and
gas sector to enable them effectively report the critical sector. Mr. Myda who was the curious speaker noted
that the media in Nigeria are performing Agenda certain roles better and then
change the course of the economy by adequately analyzing the facts and figures.
The oil and Gas sectors which contributes about 80% (percent) to the nation’s
revenue.
Mr. Myda
called for Journalists to be empowered to utilize the positions of the aim of
information’s act to freely contribute to the government anti corruption proceeds.
The guest lecturer professor Path Etomi
who pointed out that the economic problem faced by the country has risen
between 1982 and 1985 stressed that if government had made genuine effort to
diversify economy when oil was booming the nation would not have been in the
current condition
Pastor Tony also said the inability of the media
professionals the main focus of holding political office holders to account for
the actions made matters worse. Mr. DAWDA
GARUBA, The county officer of the national resource governance institutes
charge the media to help bring back all the natural attributes including
Agriculture that use to make the country great. Some of the participants said
the conference positively set the mindset on how to contribute towards the
growth of the economy.
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