Mr. Leo Atakpu

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  This is traceable to the mismanagement and misappropriations of State resources by previous administrations, that is why Governor Timipre Silvaís transparency initiative is most welcome, added Mr. Leo Atakpu, ANEEJ Deputy Director. He also called on civil society in the State to rise to the opportunity and engage with the State government in the implementation of BEITI.

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  Edgar of National Council of Churches' Eco-Justice Program, Leo Atakpu, national coordinator of the Nigeria Civil Society Network for Water and

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  Speakers: Leo Atakpu, Nigeria Civil Society Network for Water and Sanitation & Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice Nia Robinson, Environmental Justice and Climate Change Initiative; Moderated by Jessica Walker Beaumont, American Friends Service Committee.
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  Speakers: Sarah Anderson, Institute for Policy StudiesStudies; Leo Atakpu, Nigeria Civil Society Network for Water and Sanitation & Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice Moderated by Jessica Walker Beaumont, American Friends Service Committee.
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  Leo Atakpu: Leo Atakpu is the National Coordinator and co-founder of Nigeria Civil Society Network for Water and Sanitation (NEWSAN) and Deputy Executive Director of the Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ).

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  Nigeria: an Address of welcome by Mr. Leo Atakpu, Society for water and sanitation
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  An address of welcome by Mr. Leo Atakpu, National Coordinator, Society for Water and Sanitation (NEWSAN), Nigeria, at the Africa Civil Society Network on Water and Sanitation (ANEW). Held at Gubabi Royall Hotel, Abuja, on Monday October 13, 2008

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  Government must not abdicate its responsibilities in meeting the social needs of its people, the most crucial being providing water," says Mr. Leo Atakpu, National Coordinator, Nigeria Civil Society Network for Water and Sanitation (NEWSAN).
  
  ‘'As we mark this year's World Water Day with the theme: Coping With Water Scarcity, I will like to call on government to stop regarding water as a table commodity and brace up to the old challenge of providing water to all Nigerians through the Public water system.We call on all Nigerians to join in the campaign to make clean water available for all ," Atakpu submits.
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  Leo AtakpuNational Coordinator, NEWSAN
  
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  Other speakers include the Rev. Dr. Janet Parker, recipient of the National Council of Churches' 2007 Environmental Sermon Award, Tyler Edgar of National Council of Churches' Eco-Justice Program, Leo Atakpu, national coordinator of the Nigeria Civil Society Network for Water and Sanitation and deputy executive director of the Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice; and John Cavanaugh, executive director of the Institute of Policy Studies.

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  * Mr. Leo Atakpu, Contact: Nigeria Network of Civil Society on Water and Sanitation in Nigeria

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  Leo Atakpu National Coordinator SOCIETY FOR WATER AND SANITATION (NEWSAN)

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  Mr. Leo Atakpu, Executive Director of ANEEJ urged participants to come up with concrete suggestions as to how transparency and accountability in the management of oil resources can be achieved at the local and state levels.He supported the need for mass action and gave an example how Ozala Ward in Owan West Local Government Area of Edo State, stopped rigging by the ruling party in the state during the last local government election through mass action.
  
  He also cited the resistance of the people of Bakassi from moving to Cameroon as ruled by the International Court of justice (ICJ) through mass action and urged that CSOs in Nigeria need to wake up to the reality of mass action as a veritable tool in ensuring transparency and accountability in oil revenue management.
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  The day two programme was chaired by Mr. Akie Hart who called on ANEEJ Executive Director, Mr. Leo Atakpu to give an overview of Day One's activities.
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  Mr. Leo Atakpu, Executive Director of ANEEJ thanked participants for honouring their invitation and promised that ANEEJ will not betray the confidence reposed in it as the regions coordinator and secretariat for the new Niger Delta budget transparency and monitoring network.
  
  He promised that a list serve will be opened for the network and all participants will be hooked onto the list serve and promised that an inaugural steering committee meeting will be held early in the new year to immediately commence the network's plan of action.
  
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