BPE to Address Challenges of Privatised Enterprises via thisdaylive
The Bureau of Public Enterprises has inaugurated four committees to come up with a mechanism for addressing the complexities and challenges hindering the growth and development of some privatised enterprises in the country, which were taken over by core investors over 10 years ago.
The four committees are those on the housing sector , Mines and Steel Development, Oil Palm and Automobile. The fifthInaugurating the committees in Abuja Thursday, the BPE Director General, Mr. Alex A. Okoh recalled that the National Council on Privatisation at its meeting of April 12, 2018, reviewed the performances of some privatised enterprises in the past 10 years and
He, therefore said the NCP directed its secretariat, to organise an Enterprise Stakeholders/Investors Forum with the objective of creating a platform where the core investors of the privatised enterprises, potential investors and relevant MDAs would meet and
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