Nigeria cannot afford to waste reform momentum — NESG

Nigeria must transition from mere economic stabilization to achieving productive investment, enhanced productivity, job creation, and improved incomes, according to the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG). CEO Tayo Adeloju emphasized this point ahead of the 32nd Nigerian Economic Summit, highlighting that while reform has restored macroeconomic stability and boosted investor confidence, it is not sufficient to transform the nation.

Adeloju stressed that the country must now focus on converting this stability into tangible benefits for businesses, workers, and households, with the essence of the summit being to move beyond reform implementation to actual outcome delivery. The five priorities identified for the summit are Work Nigeria, Produce Nigeria, Invest Nigeria, Scale Nigeria, and Secure Nigeria, all of which are anchored on productivity, human capital, and resilience.

The NESG CEO urged the media to scrutinize the summit's outcomes, ensuring that commitments translate into improved policy, stronger businesses, and enhanced livelihoods.