Nigeria to Utilize EITI for Extractive Sector Reform and Revenue Enhancement
The Nigerian government is set to go beyond mere compliance with global transparency rules by leveraging the EITI as a reform tool to address revenue leakages and strengthen institutions for the benefit of citizens. Senator George Akume and stakeholders emphasized the critical role of transparency in maximizing the country's revenue mobilization and long-term development aspirations.
The recent EITI assessment process in Nigeria unveiled new policies aimed at implementing tax and revenue reforms to combat revenue leakages in the extractive industries. This move comes at a crucial time as Nigeria navigates complex economic reforms.
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