Public and Private Sector Growth for the Development of Delta State
By Guardian TV
02 July 2016 |
12:59 pm
Pat Utomi, Founder of the Centre for Values in Leadership, spoke to Guardian TV about bridging investment gap and how it will provide policy makers the opportunity to interact with the private sector which will help develop the State.
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