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On Tuesday, May 19th, 2026, the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) was pleased to host a strategic delegation from To...
21/05/2026

On Tuesday, May 19th, 2026, the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) was pleased to host a strategic delegation from Tolaram Group, comprising Mr. Vivek Kasera, Group CFO, Africa Consumer Business, and Mr. Deepak Bhojak, Group Treasurer, for an engaging discussion on Nigeria’s macroeconomic outlook and the evolving business environment. The NESG team was led by Olusegun Omisakin, Ph.D., Chief Economist and Director of Research and Development, alongside Mr. Sodik Adejonwo Olofin, Senior Economist.

The conversation highlighted encouraging signs of improving macroeconomic clarity, even as short-term pressures persist. A more defined policy direction and gradually declining uncertainty are helping businesses sharpen strategic planning and strengthen investment positioning. A central takeaway was the importance of building business resilience through stronger local sourcing, deeper forward and backward linkages, and supply chain optimisation.

The appreciates the Tolaram Group delegation for a thoughtful and forward-looking engagement.

🚨 New Op-Ed - Building Public Trust in Economic Reform: Communication, Implementation, and Stakeholder Engagement in Nig...
21/05/2026

🚨 New Op-Ed - Building Public Trust in Economic Reform: Communication, Implementation, and Stakeholder Engagement in Nigeria by S A Ndanusa OON

Nigeria’s ongoing economic reform journey reflects both the necessity and the complexity of structural adjustment in a large developing economy. While reforms aimed at correcting macroeconomic distortions are necessary for long-term stability and productivity growth, public support for reform has weakened in several instances due to communication gaps, insufficient stakeholder engagement, inconsistent messaging, and limited visibility of reform benefits.

This policy paper argues that successful reform implementation requires more than technically sound economic policies. It requires a deliberate communication strategy capable of building trust, managing expectations, sustaining legitimacy, and maintaining public and stakeholder buy-in throughout the adjustment process.

Read more via https://www.nesgroup.org/blog/Building-Public-Trust-in-Economic-Reform:-Communication,-Implementation,-and-Stakeholder-Engagement-in-Nigeria

20/05/2026

For professionals who understand that proximity to the right conversations is a competitive advantage, is where you need to be.

Attending the 32nd Nigerian Economic Summit is about positioning yourself at the centre of Nigeria’s most important economic conversation — and gaining the insights, access, and networks that come with it.

Theme: Growth that Works — Delivering Jobs, Productivity, and Shared Prosperity

Date: October 26–27, 2026

Venue: Transcorp Hilton, Abuja / Virtual

Pre-register → nesgroup.org/32

🚨 New Blog: Anchoring Macroeconomic Stability for Sustainable Growth by Ahmad IluNigeria’s macroeconomic environment has...
19/05/2026

🚨 New Blog: Anchoring Macroeconomic Stability for Sustainable Growth by Ahmad Ilu

Nigeria’s macroeconomic environment has moved beyond its most acute phase of instability. Inflationary pressures have begun to ease, the foreign exchange market is more transparent, and external buffers are gradually improving. These gains are meaningful but remain fragile. At this stage, the central risk is no longer crisis, but policy slippage, defined as a reversal to volatility driven by weak coordination, inconsistent signals, or reform fatigue. Avoiding this outcome requires a deliberate strategy to consolidate recent gains and build credibility in the policy framework.

Read more via - https://www.nesgroup.org/blog/Anchoring-Macroeconomic-Stability-for-Sustainable-Growth

🚨 New Blog - Anchoring Macroeconomic Stability for Sustainable GrowthNigeria’s macroeconomic environment has moved beyon...
19/05/2026

🚨 New Blog - Anchoring Macroeconomic Stability for Sustainable Growth

Nigeria’s macroeconomic environment has moved beyond its most acute phase of instability. Inflationary pressures have begun to ease, the foreign exchange market is more transparent, and external buffers are gradually improving. These gains are meaningful but remain fragile. At this stage, the central risk is no longer crisis but policy slippage, defined as a reversal to volatility driven by weak coordination, inconsistent signals, or reform fatigue. Avoiding this outcome requires a deliberate strategy to consolidate recent gains and build credibility in the policy framework.

Read more via https://www.nesgroup.org/blog/Anchoring-Macroeconomic-Stability-for-Sustainable-Growth

Driving Synergy for Nigeria’s Energy FutureEarlier today, the paid a courtesy visit to the Permanent Secretary of the ...
15/05/2026

Driving Synergy for Nigeria’s Energy Future

Earlier today, the paid a courtesy visit to the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Patience Oyekunle, to deepen collaboration between private-sector research and government implementation in advancing Nigeria’s petroleum sector reforms.

The engagement focused on accelerating critical energy reforms, aligning policy frameworks, and unlocking sustainable investment across Nigeria’s oil and gas value chain. The NESG delegation was led by Ms. Seun Ojo, Head of Public Affairs and Public Policy, with a presentation delivered by Economist, Dr. Seyi Itiowe.

Together, we are building the partnerships that will power Nigeria’s energy transformation. 🇳🇬⚡

Nigeria’s private healthcare sector already delivers over 60% of healthcare services nationwide within a market serving ...
14/05/2026

Nigeria’s private healthcare sector already delivers over 60% of healthcare services nationwide within a market serving more than 220 million people. Yet questions around financing, investment readiness, scalability, and long-term sustainability remain central to the sector’s future.

The Nigeria Private Health Sector Market Outlook 2026 was developed to provide the data, context, and market intelligence needed to drive more informed decisions across the healthcare ecosystem.

Register to join the Lagos Public Presentation as leaders across healthcare, finance, policy, and development engage on what comes next for private healthcare in Nigeria.

Date: Tuesday, May 26, 2026

Time: 9:00 AM (WAT)

📍 Hybrid Event | Limited Physical Attendance

Register for virtual participation via https://www.nesgroup.org/events/nigeria-private-health-sector-outlook-2026

13/05/2026

What distinguishes the Nigerian Economic Summit from every other economic forum on the continent is the quality of the conversation — and the calibre of those who show up to have it.

Don't just watch from the sidelines. Pre-register today at nesgroup.org/32

12/05/2026

Thriving businesses must thrive responsibly.

This perspective from the Nigeria Private Sector Outlook 2026 launch underscores the importance of regulatory review and market monitoring to ensure expansion delivers long‑term value—without harming consumers through poor quality, higher prices, or unfair practices. Consumer well‑being is the standard.

Download the Nigeria Private Sector Outlook 2026: nesgroup.org/Macro2026

Happening Now! The NESG webinar themed “E‑Invoicing: A Game Changer?” is ongoing. This webinar, organized by the Fiscal ...
12/05/2026

Happening Now!

The NESG webinar themed “E‑Invoicing: A Game Changer?” is ongoing. This webinar, organized by the Fiscal Policy and Planning Thematic Group of the NESG Trade, Investment, and Competitiveness Policy Commission, is a critical conversation on digital taxation, VAT efficiency, and revenue mobilisation.

Join via the Zoom link below:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89294566520?pwd=5PM2mtGYF2De2bquuCCaqCexMdbDMy.1

Passcode:406634

11/05/2026

The Nigerian Economic Summit is where policy is interrogated, investment cases are made, and the economic future of a nation is deliberated upon at the highest level.

continues that tradition, and your participation matters.

Theme: Growth that Works — Delivering Jobs, Productivity, and Shared Prosperity

Date: October 26–27, 2026

Venue: Transcorp Hilton, Abuja / Virtual

Pre-register now → nesgroup.org/32

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