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Nigeria’s Digital Push Faces Regulatory, Infrastructure Hurdles – Experts Warn

The concerns were raised at a pre-summit dialogue convened by the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) and the Federal Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning ahead of the 32nd Nigerian Economic Summit (NES#32).

NESG Forecasts 5.5 Percent Economic Growth For Nigeria

February 03, (THEWILL) — The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has projected that Nigeria’s economy could expand by 5.5 percent in the medium term, driven by reforms, improved macroeconomic stability, and stronger performance across key non-oil sectors. According to the...

NESG Appoints Wole Adeniyi, Darwish, Alebiosu As Board Members

January 29, (THEWILL) – The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has announced the appointment of three accomplished professionals, including Mr Wole Adeniyi, Mr Mohamad Darwish, and Mr Olusegun Alebiosu, to its board of directors; to drive strategic initiatives aimed...

Amid Report Of Trade Surplus, NESG Says Nigeria’s Economy Struggling

September 13, (THEWILL) – The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG), a private sector-led think tank, has said businesses and citizens in the country are under massive pressure from rising costs, inflation, and a struggling economy. "Our businesses and citizens...

NESG Moves To Strengthen Food Safety

November 12, (THEWILL) - The Nigeria Economic Summit Group (NESG) has announced its partnership with some stakeholders to strengthen interventions to promote food safety in the country. Dr Tayo Aduloju, NESG Chief Executive Officer-designate, in a statement on Thursday, said...

My Economic Reforms Anchored On Accountability, Transparency – Tinubu Tells NESG

August 31, (THEWILL) – President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his support for a robust public-private sector partnership to grow the economy, saying that his administration’s sustained, bold and coordinated reforms are anchored on a "strong adherence to accountability...
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Nigeria’s Farm Import Bill Drops 8.5 Percent to N2.03tn in Six Months

Nigeria’s agricultural imports fell by 8.5 percent year-on-year to N2.03 trillion in the first half of 2026, despite a sharp increase in import activity during the second quarter.
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