A cross section of participants at a one-day sensitisation workshop on the theme, ‘Addressing oil and gas revenue loss in the Nigerian extractive sector: Issues, implications, and recommendations’ held in Lagos on Tuesday. Photo: Prime Business Africa.

 

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