US-based news medium reveals ways to end Nigeria’s present economic crisis
– US-based news medium believes agriculture is a viable way of developing Nigeria and Africa’s economy
– Informs further that top Nigerian stakeholders will do justice to discussions
Nigeria’s present economic crisis may be nearing its end if solutions proffered by Global Village Extra (GVE), a US-based newspaper are anything to follow.
In a press release signed by the publisher of the online newspaper, Taiye Olayemi, GVE is holding a three-day event from October 28-30, 2016, where the current socio-economic and political developments in Nigeria, and Africa will be extensively discussed.
Taiye Olayemi, publisher of Global Village Extra, believes Nigeria’s woes will be over if the agricultural sector is focused on.
The event, the inaugural edition, will open with a seminar on October 28, titled: Africa Rising: Myth or Reality?
On the second day (October 29), there will be group discussions on: ‘How to Grow a Nation’s Economy’, with emphasis on Agriculture as a viable sector to Developing Africa’s Economy. Group discussions will be followed by a question and answer segment.
“The second day will close with light music and dinner, followed by awards night and fund raising for the Global Village Extra office building in Milwaukee.
“The final day will start with an interactive session between Nigerian business executives and Nigerian professionals in the diaspora. Remarks by participants will follow.
“Next up will be a trip to Chicago where other Nigerian professionals will be introduced to guests by the GVE team. Program ends!
“The venue of the event is the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and the swanky Pfister Hotel and WELL Spa, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States,” the statement reads in part.
On the anticipated participants, the statement noted that: “Captains of Industry, Executives of banks and financial institutions, Journalists, Media executives, Mass Communication and Political science students, Head of departments, Policy analysts, Presidential Adviser on Political Matters, Investors, State Governments. Press secretaries, Lecturers, Writers, Entrepreneurs, and small business owners” are invited.
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