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Nigeria: Country Gets Highest EITI Rating

The International Board of Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (EITI) revealed that Nigeria has attained the highest rating in
The other countries are Norway, Philippines, Cambodia, Colombia, and Senegal.
Adio went on to say that Nigeria was rated as having satisfactory progress in 29 out of 31 criteria, adding that it was only on two levels that it rated below satisfactory. “For us achieving satisfactory progress on EITI validation is not a destination, it is a journey. And the journey of continuous progress continues. Nigeria will continue to raise the bar in EITI implementation,” he said.
While speaking in Abuja, Adio said that the challenge now for Nigeria was in ensuring that “these high standards are maintained and sustained in NEITI’s interface with oil and gas and solid mineral sectors, in discharge of its mandate under the NEITI Act of 2007.”
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