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Newsletters

PWYP Nigeria 2021 Annual General Meeting (AGM)

Voices from the Mines: The Mining Activities of Ebonyi State, Nigeria

OIL AND GAS AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN NIGERIA

Enugu based NGO Trains Artisans on Impact of Oil and Gas in their Businesses

Multi-Stakeholders Meeting On Environmental, Social And Human Rights Impact Assessment Of Nigeria

Optimizing of the Mining value chain through the establishment of Mineral buying Centers in Nigeria

SOCIO-ECONOMIC EXPENDITURE OF EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES REVENUE AS EFFECTIVE TOOL FOR CITIZENS INVOLVEMENT IN THE EXTRACTIVE SECTOR ACCOUNTABILITY PROCESS: THE CASE OF NIGERIA

PWYP Engagement with covered entities towards the remediation of NEITI Report Findings

CSOs media engagement and advocacy to media houses on the PIGBs

PWYP Nigeria Media briefing on the Petroleum Industry Bills

Women and Youth participation in the extractive sector by Maife Lincoln

Remediation as the gateway for the oil and gas sector Reform in Nigeria by Paul Ogwu

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