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Ahead of Tomorrow on WebTV: Discussions on COVID-19; Driving Inclusive Economic Growth in Nigeria

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Wednesday, May 05, 2020, 2020 / 10:00 PM / WebTV / Header Image Credit: Ecographics

WebTV's Market Review segment dedicated to #Coronanomics will be featuring a robust conversation on 'Post COVID-19: Towards driving Inclusive Economic Growth in Nigeria'.

Guest: Ray Echebiri

Date: Thursday, May 7, 2020

Time: 9.00am

Platform: Livestream on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram

Topic: Post COVID-19: Towards driving Inclusive Economic Growth in Nigeria

Highlights: Available later in the day with link to full video.

Host: Ottoabasi Abasiekong, Editor, WebTV

Co-Host: Boason Omofaye, Guest Analyst and CEO Frontier Africa Reports

Key Questions for Discussion

Perspective on Current Revision of Budget Benchmark and Management of Nigeria's economy Post COVID-19
Driving Robust Policies To promote Productivity In the Nigerian economy
Key sectors that should drive Nigeria's revenue diversification beyond oil
Role of Centre for Financial Journalism In Providing Capacity Building and Reporting on the Economy
Outlook for the Nigerian Economy Post COVID-19

Guest Profile:

RAY ECHEBIRI is a consummate financial journalist, development economist and author. He is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Centre for Financial Journalism, and publisher of NextMoney magazine.

Before founding Centre for Financial Journalism and NexMoney magazine, Ray had edited a number of titles, including Business Champion and Financial Standard newspapers.

A widely-travelled journalist, Ray has covered many high profile local and international events.

Beyond helping to shape public policy through his informed reports and opinion articles, Ray has participated in many conferences and seminars that produced potent strategies for achieving fast-paced growth for Nigeria's economy.

Ray had the uncommon privilege of studying for both first and post graduate degrees on scholarship. He studied at the University of Calabar, Nigeria, as a Mobil scholar and at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, United Kingdom, as a British Chevening scholar.

Ray is the author of Rage of the Risk God: A Reportage of the Lamido Sanusi Banking Reforms.

You can follow him on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. He can be contacted via email at rayechebiri@yahoo.com

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