The 2026 edition of Nigeria’s Macroeconomic Outlook, produced by the research and technology-driven firm World Stage Limited, is scheduled for presentation this Thursday, March 26, at the LCCI-BOI Innovation Hub in Alausa, Ikeja, reports ITREALMS.
Under the evocative title “Turning the Corner,” the forum aims to provide a definitive roadmap for the fiscal year, drawing on partnerships with major institutions such as Zenith Bank, NLNG, the Central Bank of Nigeria, NNPC Limited, Linkage Assurance, and Fidelity Bank.
The event will be headlined by a keynote business talk from the President of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture, Engr Jani Ibrahim, who will address the critical theme of "Nigeria's Economy: Getting it Right."
Following the keynote, the Outlook will be formally reviewed by the Lagos State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr Gbenga Omotosho, ensuring that the discourse bridge the gap between private sector research and public policy execution.
In providing a high-level perspective on the document, the MD and CEO of New Horizons Nigeria, Mr Tim Akano, noted in his foreword that the publication arrives at a time when conversations regarding productivity and sustainable growth have reached a critical juncture.
He observed that the Outlook provides a balanced reflection of ambition and realism, pointing toward an improving macroeconomic momentum while remaining clear-eyed about structural challenges in infrastructure, funding, and regulatory efficiency.
Echoing the commitment to excellence, the President and CEO of WorldStage, Mr Segun Adeleye, emphasized that the firm’s primary goal was to produce a comprehensive and trusted document.
He stated that the vision for this Outlook is for it to serve as a reliable reference point for both local and international investors throughout 2026 and beyond.
The presentation is expected to host a diverse assembly of regulators, industry operators, and media representatives, all seeking to understand how effectively Nigeria can translate current policy intentions into measurable national progress.
Gbemi Omotoso/Editor
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