Institute develops toolkit to help Nigerian lawmakers understand extractive sector governance

National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS) developed the 'NILDS Toolkit for The Nigerian Parliament to Support Engagement with The Extractive Industry'

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He made the observations on Wednesday at the virtual validation session of a toolkit developed for the. The event was organised by NILDS in partnership with the Nigeria Natural Resource Charter . He said that if properly managed, revenues from the export of oil and mineral resources could help alleviate poverty and spur economic growth and social development in Nigeria.According to its promoters, the “NILDS Toolkit for The Nigerian Parliament to Support Engagement with The Extractive Industry” provides templates for conducting an independent analysis of laws, sectors, and issues within the natural resource space.

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