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The Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd), Mr. Mele Kyari, has said that no public wealth creation endeavour could achieve any meaningful success without energy security.
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Wednesday, February 21, 2024
Kyari highlights energy security’s role in wealth creation - ITREALMS
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The Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd), Mr. Mele Kyari, has said that no public wealth creation endeavour could achieve any meaningful success without energy security.
A press statement by the Chief Corporate Communications Officer, NNPC Ltd, Olufemi O. Soneye, quoted the GCEO stated this in a presentation at the Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI) Public Wealth Management Conference which held in Abuja on Tuesday.
The Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd), Mr. Mele Kyari, has said that no public wealth creation endeavour could achieve any meaningful success without energy security.
Wednesday, May 10, 2023
Danbatta: NCC committed to digital job creation for youths - ITREALMS
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The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has reiterated its commitment to digital job creation for Nigerian youths, reports ITREALMS.
Disclosing ths, the Executive Vice Chairman Prof. Umar garba Danbatta, said this is In line with one of the pillars of the National Digital Economic Policy and Strategy, (NDEPS 2020-2030), which is to further accelerate economic growth in digital literacy and skills.
Monday, December 18, 2017
Calabar carnival, veritable for job creation - Mohammed
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The Calabar Carnival has been described as a veritable platform for job creation and the promotion of creativity among Nigerians, according to the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, reports ITRealms.
The Minister made the remarks in Calabar, Cross River State, on Saturday during the tour of some carnival bands ahead of Sunday's flag-off the Third Dry Run of the 2017 Calabar Carnival.
He said the Carnival has grown beyond being a mere street procession and dancing to a venture that is positively impacting on the economy and the unity of the country.
"What we have seen today is an industry that is making use of the abundant talents of Nigerians not just in dancing but even in manufacturing and creativity. We have seen the shoes that they are
going to wear, they are made in Nigeria - the design and materials. So Calabar Carnival provides that platform to give vent to your creative energy," he said.
Alhaji Mohammed highlighted the critical role of the themes of each band, which include "Climate Change", "Bush Burning" and "Environmental Degradation", describing the themes as topical issues
in the global discourse on the ecosystem.
He expressed delight that the Calabar Carnival has keyed into the vision of President Muhammadu Buhari towards promoting locally-made products in order to make the country self-reliant economically.
"The President said until Nigeria produces what it consumes and grows what it eats, it cannot be economically independent... This is a very good example of made-in-Nigeria both in terms of materials, in terms of the labour force and creativity. So I am really very fulfilled coming here because I see how much the carnival is contributing not just to the economy but to bringing individuals to self-reliance," he said.
The Minister used the occasion to commend the band managers, whom he described as patriots who are actually not driven by profit but by the passion and commitment to grow the nation's economy.
He also appealed to the private sector to show more interest in the Calabar Carnival because of its huge impact on the economy.
Mohammed visited the Freedom and Seagull Bands and inspected their costume-making factories, which employ a lot of people in shoe-making, tailoring, weaving and knitting, among others.
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PIX: L-R: Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Information and Culture; Deaconess Grace Isu Gekpe; Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed; Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Cross River State, RoseMary Achibong and the Leader of the Seagull Band, Senator Florence Ita Giwa when the minister visited the Seagull Band in Calabar on Saturday as part of activities to flag-off the Dry Run of the Calabar Carnival.
The Minister made the remarks in Calabar, Cross River State, on Saturday during the tour of some carnival bands ahead of Sunday's flag-off the Third Dry Run of the 2017 Calabar Carnival.
He said the Carnival has grown beyond being a mere street procession and dancing to a venture that is positively impacting on the economy and the unity of the country.
"What we have seen today is an industry that is making use of the abundant talents of Nigerians not just in dancing but even in manufacturing and creativity. We have seen the shoes that they are
going to wear, they are made in Nigeria - the design and materials. So Calabar Carnival provides that platform to give vent to your creative energy," he said.
Alhaji Mohammed highlighted the critical role of the themes of each band, which include "Climate Change", "Bush Burning" and "Environmental Degradation", describing the themes as topical issues
in the global discourse on the ecosystem.
He expressed delight that the Calabar Carnival has keyed into the vision of President Muhammadu Buhari towards promoting locally-made products in order to make the country self-reliant economically.
"The President said until Nigeria produces what it consumes and grows what it eats, it cannot be economically independent... This is a very good example of made-in-Nigeria both in terms of materials, in terms of the labour force and creativity. So I am really very fulfilled coming here because I see how much the carnival is contributing not just to the economy but to bringing individuals to self-reliance," he said.
The Minister used the occasion to commend the band managers, whom he described as patriots who are actually not driven by profit but by the passion and commitment to grow the nation's economy.
He also appealed to the private sector to show more interest in the Calabar Carnival because of its huge impact on the economy.
Mohammed visited the Freedom and Seagull Bands and inspected their costume-making factories, which employ a lot of people in shoe-making, tailoring, weaving and knitting, among others.
Uboshe Uboshe/GEE
ITREALMS ... everything news digitally!
PIX: L-R: Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Information and Culture; Deaconess Grace Isu Gekpe; Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed; Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Cross River State, RoseMary Achibong and the Leader of the Seagull Band, Senator Florence Ita Giwa when the minister visited the Seagull Band in Calabar on Saturday as part of activities to flag-off the Dry Run of the Calabar Carnival.
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