Chairman Of The Task Force On Energy Of D-8 Organisation For Economic Cooperation

Our CEO Mr. Segun Adaju has been elected as the Chairman of the Task Force on Energy of D-8 Organisation for Economic Cooperation covering 8 countries Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan and Turkey.

The highlight of the meeting is to formally introduce the first ever Youth Energy Summit in the country organised by the chamber to hold in OAU later this year. The summit is aimed to address issues plaguing the Energy Sector will be duly addressed, particularly how the input of Renewable Energy affords the sector enormous opportunities.

Its amazing to see young minds with fantastic goals to be achieved from the event as it relates to energy.

_ Dr. Segun Adaju

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