MMS Plus Holds Quarterly Roundtable On Nigeria’s Economy
By Kenneth Jukpor
As part of efforts to appraise the economy for the quarter and analyse the fiscal opportunities and threats following the recent presidential, gubernatorial and legislative elections, Kings Communications Limited, publishers of Money Management Series (MMS) organizes a critical business roundtable.
The organizers posit that the maiden quarterly business roundtable tagged “Economic Outlook: Quarterly Verdict” on the theme: Post Election Economy: Exploring Strategies for Growth would be strategic to analyse and project the economic trends in the first and second quarters of 2019.
The experts expected to speak at the event are: the Managing Director, Cowry Assets Management, Mr. Johnson Chukwu and the Chairman of the Ports Consultative Council (PCC), Otunba Kunle Folarin.
The roundtable which is scheduled to take place on Thursday, March 28th, 2019 at the MMS Plus International Image Centre, Festac, Lagos, would be moderated by the Maritime and Transport Editor of THISDAY newspaper, Mr. Biodun Eromosele.
The organizers has invited business experts and those interested in contributing to this elite discourse centred on the nation’s economy where the ‘2019 Budget of Continuity’ and other issues such as the transport sector, maritime, finance, elections, would be analysed in relation to the economy.
MMS Plus newspaper is the flagship brand newspaper published by Kings Communications Limited with coverage interests in Maritime, Oil and Gas, Aviation, Power and Energy as well as Finance. It has also become a must read for leaders, managers and investors in the sectors mentioned since hitting the Newsstand September, 2010. Now, to stakeholders, a week without MMS Plus is empty. Its on-line edition has attracted comments from across all Continents of the World.
The parent company; Kings Communication is also Media Consultancy and Public Relations outfit with over 10 years track-record of executing media campaigns and projects for high profile clients in various sectors of Nigeria’s economy.