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Stakeholders interface at NESG Sponsors’ Appreciation Cocktail
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) intensifying preparation for the highly anticipated 29th Nigerian Economic Summit, last Thursday, held a Sponsors’ Appreciation Cocktail where stakeholders had enlightened deliberations.
The theme of the 29th Nigeria Economic Summit is:- “Pathways to Sustainable Economic Transformation and Inclusion.”

Participants at NESG Sponsors’ Appreciation Cocktail last Thursday
According to NESG, the Sponsors’ Appreciation Cocktail brought together sponsors and industry leaders in a delightful evening of networking and insightful discussions.
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“The Sponsors’ Appreciation Cocktail is a testament to the vital role that sponsors play in supporting the NESG’s mission of transforming the Nigerian economy into an open and globally competitive one,”NESG declared.
Participants at the 29th Nigerian Economic Summit Sponsors’ Appreciation Cocktail on Thursday in Lagos include NESG Board members – Lanre Akinbo, Nnanna Ude; Chairman, NESG, Niyi Yusuf.

Activities at NESG Sponsors’ Appreciation Cocktail
Others are former Board member, NESG, Ms Juliet Ehimuan; Board member, NESG, Udeme Ufot; NESG Founding Member, Dotun Suleiman; NESG Vice Chairman, Mrs Amina Maina; outgoing CEO, Laoye Jaiyeola and CEO designate, Dr Tayo Aduloju.
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Accordingly, the 29th Nigerian Economic Summit (NES #29) will convene national and global leaders in government, business, politics, development, civil society, and academia on the 23rd and 24th of October 2023 at the Transcorp Hilton Abuja.
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