The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) says over 17 million Nigerians across the globe, with skills, knowledge, network, and experiences are indispensable assets that can be harnessed to bolster Nigeria’s progress and development. VANGUARD reports.
The Chairman of NiDCOM, Mrs. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, said this on Wednesday in Abuja at a news conference ahead of the 17th annual National Diaspora Day slated for July 25 and 26.Information Guide Nigeria
“We must accept that the Diaspora characterises a powerful force for change, not because of the financial remittances, but because they pose a lot more than the figures remitted.
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“They are the link to our past and present, and possibly our hope for a better future for Nigeria.
“These men and women from Nigeria, therefore, must be intentionally celebrated in every possible way for their role as ambassadors of our dear country globally; trendsetters in various walks of life but most importantly in encouraging them to invest in the sustainable growth of the country.JAMB Result
“Hence, the celebration each year is to recognise them and mainstream them into our national development agenda,” she said.NYSC Portal
She called for collaborative efforts between the government, private and public sectors, the Diaspora and other stakeholders in effective Diaspora engagement, to bridge the gap and build a stronger, more prosperous Nigeria.
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