World Stage Limited (WorldStage), a Nigerian-based research and technology driven global-focused firm, is set to present its ‘Nigeria’s Macroeconomic Outlook 2026’ on Thursday in Lagos.
A statement issued by the company on the event indicated that it would be held as a business talk with the titled “Nigeria’s Economy: Getting it Right” by the President, Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (NACCIMA), Engr Jani Ibrahim.
The Outlook titled “Turning the corner” which was produced in partnership with Zenith Bank, NLNG, CBN, NNPC Limited, Linkage Assurance and Fidelity Bank will to be reviewed at the forum by Mr Gbenga Omotosho, Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Lagos State.
The Managing Director/CEO, New Horizons Nigeria, Tim Akano, in his Foreword for the Outlook, said: “WorldStage Nigeria’s Macroeconomic Outlook 2026 arrives at a time when conversations about reform, productivity, and sustainable growth have become more crucial.
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“This publication provides a thoughtful and well-researched perspective on various sectors that shape Nigeria’s economic landscape. From banking, capital markets, and telecommunications to agriculture, manufacturing, education, and the creative economy, the contributors provide insights that help readers understand both the opportunities and the complexities within the Nigerian economy.
“What stands out in this outlook is its balanced reflection of ambition and realism. While the projections point to improving macroeconomic indicators and renewed momentum driven by ongoing reforms, the analysis does not ignore the structural challenges that still demand observation and attention particularly in infrastructure, productivity, funding, and regulatory efficiency in the country. Addressing these issues will determine how effectively Nigeria can translate policy intentions into measurable national progress”, Akano added.
In his remarks, President/CEO of WorldStage, Segun Adeleye, said: “We set out to produce one of the best and most comprehensive outlooks for Nigeria with this. We want it to stand out as a trusted document that all stakeholders including local and international investors can rely on throughout the year and beyond.”
