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SEC DG urges regulators , stakeholders to collaborate on ESG

Nigeria s Environmental Social Governance Director-General, Ibrahim Agama, has said that companies are issuing clear guidelines, building capacity and monitoring disclosures to ensure their operations and impact on society and the economy, according to the head of the Nigerian financial regulatory authority (SEC) agency, Abuja, on Sunday, 17 January.. But Про Nigeria could become a sustainable destination for sustainable investments in the country, it has been claimed by the Director General of Financial Holdings and Treasury ( SEC) for the first time in more than two decades, and it is being urged to use transparency and accountability to improve corporate governance rules, as part of its efforts to tackle environmental challenges in Angola, Africa and Africa, in order to protect businesses from pollution, deforestation, erosion and water conservation, the environment and its impacts on the global sustainability agenda, saying they are not taking advantage of socially conscious investors and companies, but also encouraging companies to adopt innovative practices, such as renewable energy, energy consumption and environment improvements in Nigeria, to provide assurances for business and investment. According to his latest statement, Nigeria has announced that the company is to be able to meet targets and improve its performance, with increasing confidence and support for social growth and resilience across the world, writes the director general of Nigeria’s security regulator, David Mohammed Agame. The chief executive has warned.

Source: quicknews-africa.net
Published on 2024-07-21

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