There is indeed light at the end of the tunnel as the executive arm of the Nigerian executive government finally endorsed the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Bill into law. The bill is very important to many stakeholders who encourage competition and consumer protection as a tool to boost the Nigerian economy and the business... Read More

CSR-in-Action promotes transparency and effective policy implementation within the Nigerian Extractive Industries

by Akintomiwa Agbaje In a bid to sustainably promote unity through collaborative action, accountability and transparency within the extractive industries, CSR-in-Action in partnership with Business Day Newspapers, is pleased to announce dates for its annual seminar – Sustainability in the Extractive Industries™. This seminar with the sub-theme – Policy, Affirmative Action and Sustained Growth... Read More

December 8, 2012

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Tosin Otitoju: Can reduced government spending enhance our economy?

…a lot of the civil service and political class is unproductive A few approaches to answering this good question: Anti-corruption – At this time, we need to reduce the financial reward for political officeholders to discourage “do-or-die” politics and perhaps encourage eggheads like me 😉 Economic growth – Produce more (consume less?) is the current... Read More

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December 4, 2012

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Stop exaggerating, we’re not that corrupt – Tony Elumelu

Tony Elumelu, Chairman, Heirs Holdings Ltd., on Monday stressed the need for investors to report positive issues that would encourage doing business in the country. Mr. Elumelu made the appeal at the Presidential Policy Dialogue at the 18th National Economic Summit in Abuja. He said that though corruption should be tackled in the system, it should not be the major... Read More

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The consumer has become king as the federal competition & consumer protection bill becomes law

CSR-in-Action promotes transparency and effective policy implementation within the Nigerian Extractive Industries

Tosin Otitoju: Can reduced government spending enhance our economy?

Stop exaggerating, we’re not that corrupt – Tony Elumelu

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