Pic. Executive Director, OrderPaper Nigeria Mr Oke Epia (4th, R); Executive Secretary, Nigeria Institute of Surveyors, Ms Grace Akinkumi (3rd, L); Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Cooperation and Integration in Africa, Rep. Kwamoti Laori (3rd, R); Deputy Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Power, Rep. Joshua Gana (2nd, L); representative of the Senate Leader, Mr Oluseyi Olubanjo (2nd, R); Team Lead NASS, OrderPaper Nigeria, Mrs Lizzy Atime-Chirkpi (R) and other participants during the OrderPaper’s Policy Dialogue on the Role of the Private Sector in the Implementation of Constituency Projects in Nigeria, on Monday in Abuja (23/9/24).
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Pic.. From left: Deputy Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Power, Rep. Joshua Gana; Executive Secretary, Nigeria Institute of Surveyors, Ms Grace Akinkumi; representative of the Chairman of ICPC, Mr Clifford Oparaodu; Executive Director, OrderPaper Nigeria Mr Oke Epia; and the Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Cooperation and Integration in Africa, Rep. Kwamoti Laori; representative of the Senate Leader, Mr Oluseyi Olubanjo; and the representative of the EFCC Chairman, Dr Eze Johnson, during the OrderPaper’s Policy Dialogue on the Role of the Private Sector in the Implementation of Constituency Projects in Nigeria, on Monday in Abuja (23/9/24).
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Pic.. From left: Panelists, Moderator/ Executive Director, Hipcity Innovation Centre, Mr Bassey Bassey; representative of the EFCC Chairman, Dr Eze Johnson; Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Cooperation and Integration in Africa, Rep. Kwamoti Laori; Executive Secretary, Nigeria Institute of Surveyors, Ms Grace Akinkumi; Chief Executive Officer, Public and Private Development Centre, Ms Lucy Abagi; and the Civil Societies Adviser, Open Government Partnership, Mr Uchenna Arisukwu, during the OrderPaper’s Policy Dialogue on the Role of the Private Sector in the Implementation of Constituency Projects in Nigeria, on Monday in Abuja (23/9/24).
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