The constant pattern of violence, and the way it has impinged on the average Nigerian’s everyday life — from travelling to visit relatives to moving goods across even short stretches of highway — has severely damaged the nation’s security credentials. The banditry crisis is also exposing raw ethnic tensions which are never far from the surface in Nigeria – FT London
In addition to the security challenges, the Nigerian economy is equally suffering from not just the global impact of COVID 19, but other internal crises making Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) challenging (according to CBN report, FDI dropped to USD$438.70 million as at Dec. 2020, previously USD$775.2 million in Sept. 2020 – Trading Economics). In the bid to jump start the struggling economy in the midst of all these crises, the Central Bank of Nigeria on May 25, 2021, devalued the naira by 7.6% to an all-time high rate of ₦410.25 /$. While many solutions are being offered, the question behooves, if a risk management approach are crucial in these trying times.
This CCN webinar offered tools and suggestion possible solutions to the challenges of national insecurity, economic / foreign investment growth and human capital development in Nigeria.
We explored the two critical areas listed below:
- Risk management during crisis and opportunities for business leaders to advance risk management knowledge and competency
- Relationship between country risk mitigation and economic/foreign investment growth
Webinar Speakers
- Joseph Mayo PMP, PMI-RMP, CRISC, RIMS-CRMP – President, J. W. Mayo Consulting, LLC, Vice Chair Certification Commission
- Olawale Opayinka – CEO – Eko Development Company Limited
- Denise Osorio – Director of Certification Programs, RIMS, the risk management society®
- Akintunde Badaru – Product Management & Business Support, Page International Financial Services Limited
- Joachim Adenusi (Oga Risk) – Founding Partner, Conrad Clark
For more information,
Conrad Clark Nig Ltd
Phone: 0809 555 0641, 08070834715
Email:info2@conradclark.com
