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The Mission Is The Vision; Tein T.S Jack-Rich’s Quest To Turn Youths Into Economic Fishermen

The mission is the given vehicle upon which the vision is realised. It is the platform upon which the vision is anchored and ultimate achieved hence, without the mission, the vision however holistic or lofty is dead stricto senso.

The vision of an economic boom must be anchored on a mission of economic principle that will create the desirable environment to realise the former as such it is imperative to look at the economic necessities in our society.

It is said that economic liberalisation results to macro economic boom. The target audience from a start is the youths of Rivers State  but since charity begins at home and in his quest as a master investor (Tein Jack-Rich), it is quitessential to start from his primary district which is Rivers-West.

The President/CEO of BelemaOil Producing Nigeria Limited who today is ranked as the highest investor as far as Rivers-West is concerned is building the BelemaSweet Oil Terminal which is first of its kind in Nigeria in Kula Community of Akuku-Toru Local Government Area of Rivers State which is situate in Rivers-West District.

His goal of an economic boom in the area is to lift youths out of poverty and for them to become key players in the macro economic activities of the district and to do this, the youths needs a favourable environment and the necessary skills to make them viable economic fishermen.

The state has to play a key role in this macro economic boom sort after, there needs to be deregulation, privatisation, enabling environment for foreign direct investments and greater private sector participation. There needs to be a conscious capacity development especially on entrepreneurship amongst youths in order to better position our youths as key players in the economic sector. This ensures that anybody can be an economic fisherman or woman. This mission must achieve this vision.

The oil and gas sector, technology, agriculture, export/import and lots more in our area needs to be regulated in such a way that will allow for equitable engagements from all sectors of society. Such positive liberation will ensure macro economic boom and drive development to a very reasonable level including and not limited to reducing the cost of living and increasing the standards of living thereby making life worth living while reducing social vices and increasing life expectancy.

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