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He noted that, “Increasingly, governments around the world are promoting initiatives in transparency. Governments that are open and transparent are more accountable to their citizens and are less likely to be corrupt.”
“The Nigerian government’s Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) identifies investing in the people as one of three strategic objectives. But the execution priorities don’t fully reflect the people’s needs, prioritising physical capital over human capital,” Gates had said.
“The persons supporting its sale and those clamoring to buy are aware of the benefits they would make from such transactions,” the agency stated.
“The promoters of the companies made away with close to $3 billion, almost a tenth of our reserves. There is no way if someone made away with a tenth of your reserves that you will not have a major economic shock.”
“We cannot rest until we achieve the ERGP’s vision of a new Nigeria. We cannot rest until we see a Nigeria that is transformed from a consuming nation to a producing nation, from an import dependent nation to an export oriented nation.”
“We, therefore, count on the patriotic service of the board members to play their own part as crucial enablers in the industry toward advancing a common vision for the revitalisation of the sector.”
