Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG)

The Economic and Policy Review (EPR) is a biannual publication of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group, established to serve as an avenue for constructive analysis of economic policies and their impacts on different aspects of the business and economic environment.

The objectives of the EPR are to:

• Provide unbiased, authoritative insights and opinions on the Nigerian economy

• Provide innovative solutions to key challenges facing the Nigerian economy.

• Shape readers’ knowledge by providing in-depth analyses on trending national and international business and economic developments.

The current edition of the EPR, Volume 24: Number 2, focuses on “Pathways towards Economic Transformation and Inclusive Development in Nigeria.”

We invite researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to contribute papers that examine this theme and propose ideas for meaningful change.

Submit your paper at nesgroup.org/callforpapers

Deadline: Tuesday, 17 November 2026.

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Meet the New NESG Chairman - Mr 'Boye Olusanya.

Transformational business leader with over 25 years of executive leadership experience across the FMCG, Agriculture, Telecommunications, Technology, Energy, Infrastructure, and Financial Services sectors. Currently serves as the Group Chief Executive Officer of FMN Holdings Limited (FMNH), where he is leading the strategic transformation of one of Africa’s largest food and agro-allied businesses into a vertically integrated, consumer-centric food and agro-industrial platform.

Recognized for driving large-scale enterprise transformation, strategic growth, operational turnaround, governance redesign, and organizational restructuring across complex institutions operating in dynamic and rapidly evolving environments. Proven track record in leading multi-business platforms, executing strategic acquisitions, strengthening route-to-market capabilities, deepening local content integration, and positioning businesses for long-term value creation and regional expansion.

Read more via nesgroup.org/blog/NESG-Anno…

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How do Nigerians experience the tax system?

Dr Joseph Ogebe, Director (Interim), Research and Development at NESG, and Dr Faith Iyoha, Deputy Head of Research at NESG, explain findings from the NESG Tax Perception Survey Report 2026.

Watch as they discuss what respondents’ perceptions and experiences reveal about the conditions shaping tax compliance in Nigeria.

Download the full report via app.nesgroup.org/download_resou…

#NES32 #GrowthThatWorks

Greater productivity is essential to delivering growth that improves lives.

At the 32nd Nigerian Economic Summit (NES #32), His Excellency, Kashim Shettima, GCON, Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, emphasised the need for greater productivity from every worker, enterprise, and investment in Nigeria’s pursuit of prosperity.

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A gathering centred on Growth That Works.

The 32nd Nigerian Economic Summit connected leaders and participants around Nigeria’s priorities for jobs, productivity and shared prosperity.

Take a look back at some of the faces and moments from NES #32.

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