The 27th Nigerian Economic Summit convened stakeholders who envisioned strategies to
reverse Nigeria’s poor economic trends to achieve high and sustained growth and bring Nigeria back on its path to assuming its economic potentials.

The 27th Nigerian Economic Summit convened stakeholders who envisioned strategies to
reverse Nigeria’s poor economic trends to achieve high and sustained growth and bring Nigeria back on its path to assuming its economic potentials.

The 27th Nigerian Economic Summit convened stakeholders who envisioned strategies to
reverse Nigeria’s poor economic trends to achieve high and sustained growth and bring Nigeria back on its path to assuming its economic potentials.

The 27th Nigerian Economic Summit NES#27 theme, “Securing Our Future: The Fierce Urgency of Now reflects the need for urgent and
targeted action to address the current national challenges in Nigeria. It also builds on conversations from NES#26 which emphasized the importance of harnessing critical and strategic partnerships towards
economic recovery and resilience.

The fragility of Nigeria is evident and pervasive in all spheres of its
being – economically, socially, politically and also its integrity as a
sovereign state. With a National Development Plan to reposition
Nigeria on the path to a secured future driven by effective fiscal
and monetary management, and an active commitment to
inclusiveness, it is critical to examine Nigeria’s priorities for high
and sustained economic development.

For West African economies, the weight of accumulated foreign debt repayment and servicing continues to grow. The resources of West African economies are grossly insufficient; however, a substantial proportion of the available resources is committed to external debt servicing and repayment obligations.

For West African economies, the weight of accumulated foreign debt repayment and servicing continues to grow. The resources of West African economies are grossly insufficient; however, a substantial proportion of the available resources is committed to external debt servicing and repayment obligations.

For West African economies, the weight of accumulated foreign debt repayment and servicing continues to grow. The resources of West African economies are grossly insufficient; however, a substantial proportion of the available resources is committed to external debt servicing and repayment obligations.

Due to the rise in internet penetration, the gaming industry has continued to expand, benefiting immensely from the large tech-savvy population, and increasing access to internet-enabled smart devices. Opportunities are huge in the gaming industry ranging from job creation for local developers, higher revenue for the government, and also another source of income for Nigerians.

Due to the rise in internet penetration, the gaming industry has continued to expand, benefiting immensely from the large tech-savvy population, and increasing access to internet-enabled smart devices. Opportunities are huge in the gaming industry ranging from job creation for local developers, higher revenue for the government, and also another source of income for Nigerians.