Emefiele, Ugwuanyi, others Storm UNN
By Ugwu, Chinagorom Joseph
Nsukka- Governor
of Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, Governor of Enugu
State, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi and other prominent scholars and elite are to
meet in the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), during the homecoming
event of the Department of Economics.
The homecoming, which is the second of
its kind is slated for the university’s biggest auditorium, Margaret
Ekpo Convocation Hall on Saturday.
The chairman of the organising committe,
Dr Innocent Ifelunini, in a statement made available to newsmen in
Enugu, Wednesday, also named a member of the Federal House of
Representatives, Ferdinand Nwankwo; Chairman, Innoson Nigeria Limited,
Dr Innocent Chukwuma; immediate past president, South-East South-South
Professionals of Nigeria, Mr Emeka Ugwu-Oju; chairman, PowerGold
Industries Limited, Chief Roland C. Okeke, and many other alumni as
other dignitaries expected to attend the event.
Dr. Ifelunini, according to Daily Sun Report, explained that ‘as part of
the event, the department usually invites distinguished administrators
and policy makers to address economists on burning issues that have
implications for policy making in the Nigerian economy.’This, according to him, informed the choice of the CBN governor as the lead paper presenter for the grand event.He also said the apex bank administrator
who has formally confirmed his attendance will be speaking on ‘Managing
Exchange Rate Regime in a Recessed Economy: The Nigerian Option’.
''This year’s homecoming event coincides
with a period when all stakeholders in the Nigerian ''economy are
brainstorming on the most cost effective way of getting the economy out
of recession ''with minimal welfare impact, and the university
community is looking forward to hosting a ''colourful and unprecedented
event'', he said.
The event, which will be hosted by the university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof Benjamin Ozumba
and Head Department of Economics, Prof S. I. Madueme will also
feature other lectures and award presentation to some distinguished
administrators, policy makers and alumni of the department .
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