Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG)

At Plenary V of the 30th Nigerian Economic Summit, themed "Race to 2030: Catalysing Sub-National Action Towards Meeting the SDGs," Dr. Muyi Aina, Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer of the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), highlighted the improvement going on across the Primary Health Centers in terms of functionality, infrastructure, increased resource allocation, and skilled human resources. #NES30 #SDGs #RaceTo2030 #CollaborativeAction #GrowthandStability #Competitiveness

Watch as Chinenye Uwanaka, Thematic Lead, Innovation and Intellectual Property, NASSBER, explains how #NESG advocated for reforms in the petroleum industry. To learn more about the impact of the Nigerian Economic Summit, click https://lnkd.in/dwgfmiNf to watch the full documentary. #NES30 #CollaborativeAction

Moments from one of the #NES30 CEO Breakfast Meetings: "Charting the Course for Seamless Public-Private Transitions" Top stakeholders came together to share insights, strategies, and bold ideas for strengthening the bridge between Nigeria's public and private sectors. With collaboration at the core, the discussions centred on creating smoother transitions and impactful partnerships for sustainable growth. Here’s to the power of teamwork and vision in shaping Nigeria's future! #PublicPrivatePartnership #CollaborativeAction #GrowthandStability #Competitiveness

A huge thank you to everyone who participated in the #NES30 Art Competition! Together with the Africa Art Fund, we are inspired by Nigerian artists' incredible talent and vision, showcasing how art can drive social change and economic growth. Congratulations to the winners of the 30th Nigerian Economic Summit Art Competition! 🏆 🥇 1st Place: "In Between Hope and Frustration" by Emmanuel Okonkwo 🥈 2nd Place: "Replanting Together" by Faith Korede Onakomaiya 🥉 3rd Place: "Collaborative Action for Positive Growth" by Bamaiyi Emmanuel Each piece speaks to the transformative power of art. Thank you for making this year’s competition unforgettable! #CollaborativeAction #GrowthandStability #Competitiveness

Watch as Former NESG Chairman, Mazi Sam Ohuabunwa, and Board Member, Wonuola Adetayo, discuss how the #NESG contributed significantly to the Vision 20:2020. To learn more about the impact of the Nigerian Economic Summit, watch the full documentary at https://lnkd.in/dDB9SmgZ #NES30 #CollaborativeAction

At Plenary V of the 30th Nigerian Economic Summit, themed "Race to 2030: Catalysing Sub-National Action Towards Meeting the SDGs," Oluseun Onigbinde, Global Director BudgIT, highlighted a critical misalignment between SDG-related challenges and current funding allocations. He attributed this disconnection to insufficient data, alongside deficiencies in accurate measurement and tracking mechanisms, which hinder effective progress monitoring and resource allocation towards achieving the SDGs. #NES30 #SDGs #RaceTo2030 #CollaborativeAction #GrowthandStability #Competitiveness

🎥 Highlights from the launch of BudgIT Nigeria’s 2024 State of States Report! With the theme “Moving healthcare delivery from suboptimal to optimal,” our CEO, Dr Tayo Aduloju, delivered an inspiring keynote on the urgent need to transform Nigeria’s healthcare system. Dr. Aduloju emphasized that quality healthcare is more than a target; it’s an essential foundation for our nation’s human development. As he shared, "A healthy population is the bedrock of a thriving society," let's work together to prioritize healthcare for a brighter, more prosperous future for all. #NESG #StateOfState2024 #HealthcareTransformation

📸 Highlights from the CEO Breakfast sessions at the 30th Nigerian Economic Summit! In partnership with UNICEF, the session, facilitated by the Assistant Secretary-General and Deputy Executive Director, Partnerships, of UNICEF, Kitty van der Heijden, explored "Strengthening the Private Sector’s Role in Advancing Child Well-Being in Nigeria." Leaders gathered to discuss innovative strategies and commitments to improving the lives of Nigerian children through private-sector involvement. Together, we’re shaping a future where every child thrives! #NES30 #CollaborativeAction #GrwothandStability #Competitiveness

At Plenary V of the 30th Nigerian Economic Summit, Elsie Attafuah, UNDP Resident Representative for Nigeria, delivered a powerful message on the urgency of meeting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with only 6 years left until 2030. She highlighted that 50% of the SDGs are stagnating, while the rest are retrogressing—stressing the need for collaborative action at all levels, especially at the subnational scale, to create impactful change. Now more than ever, it’s crucial to accelerate efforts and drive progress for a sustainable future. #NES30 #SDGs #RaceTo2030 #CollaborativeAction #GrowthandStability #Competitiveness

As part of our participation at the recently concluded 30th Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) , in Abuja, we collaborated with the NESG to organize an exclusive dinner session, themed "Rural Economy: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. With the intention to facilitate important conversation about a segment of Nigeria that is often overlooked, we invited leaders from the private sector, healthcare, education, former and serving heads of our security and intelligence agencies, and government officials at various levels, to candidly have solution-driven dialogue focused on three critical pillars: social services, security, and economy/job creation. Hosted by our Vice Chairman, Mr Farouk Gumel , tough questions were asked, and many hitherto obscure issues were brought to the fore including the need for an all-inclusive approach to engaging with, supporting and harnessing the potentials of the rural economy, through rural inclusion. It was also an opportunity to share TGI's foray into the Rural Communities where we operate, the successes we have achieved, the challenges, and the potentials that abound for strategic alliances. Please click here to watch the highlights of the session: https://lnkd.in/eWAXJrJd