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NECA lecture to examine Nigeria’s $1tn economy goal

The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association’s 42nd lecture will examine what it will take for Nigeria to achieve its $1tn economy goal. Read More: https://punchng.com/neca-lecture-to-examine-nigerias-1tn-economy-goal/

NECA lecture to examine Nigeria’s $1tn economy goal

The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA) is set to host a lecture next week, themed “$1tn economy: What it will take Nigeria to achieve the goal”. The 42nd Omolaloye Management Lecture will explore the challenges and requirements for the Nigerian economy to reach the $1tn milestone. NECA Director-General Adewale-Smatt Oyerinde emphasized that the lecture aims to stimulate discussions on rapid changes affecting enterprises, such as skill gaps, competitiveness, and the need for improved productivity and resilience.

Oyerinde highlighted the importance of effective management in driving productivity, innovation, and industrial harmony, stressing that policy and investment alone are insufficient for economic progress. The event will feature participation from business leaders, policymakers, professionals, academia, and other stakeholders, providing a platform to discuss contemporary management and economic issues.

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