Stakeholders Advocate Peace for Economic Growth in Delta's Oil-Producing Areas
In a recent peace concert organized by DESOPADEC in Warri, stakeholders stressed the importance of maintaining peace in Delta's oil-producing areas to attract investors and foster economic development. Notable speakers like Dr. Alfred Mulade and Professor Sunny Awhefeada highlighted the significance of cultural harmony and technological advancements in driving growth.
Ogi Samson, Chairman of DESOPADEC Indigen Contractors Forum, emphasized the need for unity and dialogue among ethnic groups for sustainable development. The event aimed to promote peace, encourage dialogue, and support economic growth in the region.
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