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AICS set to host maiden Anioma CEOs  forum in March 2021

Admin December 23, 2020
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Asaba Integrated Communication Services, AICS, has announced the maiden edition of Anioma Chief Executive Officers, CEOs, Forum scheduled to hold 17th March, 2021.
The Founder/ CEO AICS, Amb. Kingsley Enwelim Nwanze, announced this in a Statement in Asaba on Tuesday.
According to him, the forum has become very pertinent “in our collective efforts in building a prosperous and indigenous economic cluster towards addressing socioeconomic issues that affects us as a people”.
“I’m calling on the indigenous people of Anioma extraction in Delta state both within Nigeria and in the Diaspora to be a part of this great event”.
 “It is hoped that the forum will birth the needed economic direction in making Anioma Land a major industrial hub in Nigeria, considering the enormous economic potentials that abound”, he said.
He added that the forum themed: ACCELARATING INDUSTRIALIZATION OF ANIOMA LAND, will avail the CEOs opportunities to collectively share experiences and network, while noting that the forum would be hosting not less than Five Hundred CEOs of Anioma Extraction in Nigeria and the Diaspora.
The forum which is geared towards making Public Private Partnership a veritable economic model for the economic development of Anioma Land will be in partnership with the Delta State government, Local and International economic organizations and the private sector.
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