South-South Stakeholders' Forum in Delta State to Address Region's Economic Challenges
The South-South Stakeholders' Forum scheduled for December 10, 2025, in Asaba, Delta State, aims to address the socio-economic challenges in Nigeria's oil-rich South-South region. Led by influential policymakers, industry leaders, and development experts, the forum seeks to brainstorm innovative solutions for environmental degradation, inadequate infrastructure, and slow economic diversification.
Ben Edejor, the Editor-in-Chief of Vijon International Magazine, highlighted the need for transparency in resource management and the expansion of trade and investment opportunities in the region.
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