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Kanu, DG and Siasia

Former Super Eagles strikers Kanu Nwankwo (left) and Samson Siasia (right) paid a courtesy visit to the Bureau of Public Enterprises recently as potential investors. The Director General, Benjamin Dikki is pictured here with the dynamic duo.

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NCP Approves Guided Liquidation for NITEL and M-TEL

The National Council on Privatisation (NCP) has approved ‘guided liquidation’ as the strategy for the privatisation of Nigerian Telecommunications Ltd (NITEL) and its mobile arm, M-TEL, in view of the huge liabilities of both companies.

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Name

Press Release on NCP Decision on Nitel Mtel Feb 2012

Press Release on NCP decision on State Govts Equity in PHCN SC Feb 2012

Press Release on Final Timeline for Privatisation of PHCN Successor Companies

Press Release on TCN Management Contractors

Shortlist DISCO

Shortlist HYDRO

Shortlist THERMAL

Shortlisted EOIs for PHCN Companies

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The Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) is the secretariat of the National Council on Privatisation and is charged with the overall responsibility of implementing the privatisation and commercialisation program of the Federal Government of Nigeria. More >>

Depending on their activity and the sector’s specifics the enterprises can be broadly grouped into two:

Operating in competitive markets where no regulation of price or market behavior is of primary concern to government.
Operating in monopoly or near-monopoly markets where public interest regulation is necessary. More >>

BPE Vision

To be the model reform agency

BPE Mission

To be the key driver of Government Economic reform program; To be the resource centre for capacity building and sustenance of reforms through: Promoting a competitive economy and enfranchising Nigerians; Enthronement of effective corporate governance and financial discipline in the public and private sectors; Institutionalising social accountablity and efficient deployment of public resources.