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Olawale Olaopa, Ibikunle Ogundari, Mike Awoleye, and Willie Siyanbola (vi) Mounting a programme to promote public awareness of the value of privatization to the economy so as to contribute to the building up of a broad-based consensus; (vii) Building marketing up front in each privatization operation in order to stimulate potential interest among investors and thus to enhance the value of the public enterprise to be privatized; remembering that, apart from “small privatizations” no two privatizations are the same; (viii) Promoting popular participation in the privatization process through the allocation of a proportion of corporate shares to small investors (“popular capitalism”) or through mass privatization; (ix) Addressing the concerns of employees by paying particular attention to their acquired rights, compensation measures for retrenched workers and to employment protection and job creation measures; (x) Promoting employee participation in the privatization process through the allocation of a proportion of corporate shares, as reflected in the special provision of 10% equity to employees of the privatized entity; 231
Chapter IX: The Politics and Policies of Oil Deregulation in Nigeria: Implications and Policy Suggestions (xi) Addressing the concerns of consumers through appropriate regulation of privatized monopolies and machinery to handle consumer complaints; (xii) Taking steps, for example by specifying conditions in sales agreements, in order to prevent abuses such as unauthorized transfers to third parties of privatized enterprises immediately after their divestiture; (xiii) Defining the role of foreign participation with regard to largescale or strategic enterprises; (xiv) Providing for safeguards (such as the use of golden share”) in strategic enterprises in order, for example, to prevent hostile takeovers; and (xv) Establishing mechanism of procedures for monitoring the progress and results of privatization, including compliance with commitments made by private investors. 232
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Table of Contents Chapter I: Unders
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Dr. Victor Ojakorotu and Olaopa Ola
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