A solid reputation fosters successful lobbying activities and simplifies the process of convincing policymakers.
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Lobbying in Nigeria manifests in two principal forms: direct and indirect lobbying. Direct lobbying involves organisations engaging lawmakers, government officials, or regulatory bodies through meetings, written proposals, or public testimonies. A notable example of direct lobbying can be found in the book, which highlights how the Comptroller-General, Mr Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, successfully lobbied the Senate Committee to secure employment slots for residents of border communities.
Corporate lobbying has profoundly impacted Nigeria’s economic policies, particularly in key sectors such as oil and gas, telecommunications, and banking. Lobbying efforts have shaped tax policies, regulatory frameworks, and investment incentives, as businesses regularly advocate for favourable regulations and push back against measures that could increase operational costs.
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