Rewane, the CEO of Financial Derivatives Company Limited, who is the keynote speaker is expected to give an in-depth analysis of Nigeria’s macroeconomic challenges and opportunities.

He will also discuss the importance of policy-driven solutions in mitigating economic volatility.

Ms Olive Emodi will moderate the panel discussion featuring esteemed economists as panelists.

Dr Abiodun Adedipe, Founder/Chief Consultant, B Adedipe & Associates, Mr Ugodre Obi-Chukwu, Founder/CEO of Nairametrics, and Mr Opeyemi Agbaje, CEO, RTC Advisory Services Limited.

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They will be deliberating on crucial economic themes, offering expert perspectives on the state of the economy and potential pathways to stability.

The summit is expected to enjoy impressive turnout, with approximately over 500 physical attendees and additional virtual participants billed to engage in the discussions.

Pastor Tunde Netufo, the Assistant Pastor in Charge of Region 11 and Pastor in Charge of Lagos Province 20, reaffirmed the church commitment to fostering economic literacy and resilience and encouraging continued dialogue on Nigeria’s financial future.

The renowned Chartered Accountant stated further that “Nigeria’s economic development and knowledge of it impacts on our existence are the main reasons, we as a church have decided to organise this summit. It is also one of our contributions to the economic discuss and the overall wellbeing of our people.”

The summit comes at a critical time as the nation is still grappling with the aftermath of subsidy removal and exchange liberalization policies which have significantly impacted inflation and household economies.

With the recent passage of the 2025 budget, the summit will seek to provide businesses and families with a clearer understanding of the economic variables at play.

The financial experts and who have been assembled will expectedly expound on the trends and policy options, and offer strategic insights for navigating the present economic climate.

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James emerged unopposed on Sunday at an election conducted by the January 9 Collective Electoral Committee headed by Michael Dada with Adeniyi Adelaja serving as secretary.

According to the publicity secretary of the group, Mr. Olumide Iyanda, in a statement he issued, James succeeded publisher of News of the People, Titiloye Amzat, as leader of the group.

Others elected into the new executive council of J9C are Abiodun Oshinibosi, Vice-Captain; Azuh Arinze, General Secretary; Olanrewaju Akintilo, Assistant General Secretary; Adebayo Abolarin, Financial Secretary; Olumide Iyanda, Publicity Secretary; Adeyemi Aseperi, Membership and Mobilization Secretary, and Debo Alexander, Welfare and Social Secretary.

Speaking after his inauguration as Captain, James thanked members of the Collective for giving him 100 per cent votes which he said confirmed the acceptance of his campaign of rebirth and re-energisation of the association.

Recalling how J9C was formed on January 9, 2012 in the aftermath of the Occupy Nigeria protest, he said “Our focus was to birth a Collective (mostly of friends at the time) that will impact government policies while promoting ideas that will benefit our collective interest.”

He noted that 11 years after, J9C has evolved, grown and become more dynamic.

“The election and result that birth this new EXCO soars my conviction that the Collective agrees to unitedly face the path of rebirth and re-energisation as evidenced in the fact that most offices were by legal consensus with the requisite number of votes required to affirm the office secured.  This Exco is the first time we will have no contestant whatsoever at all levels,” he added.

James saluted his predecessors, Percy Ademokun, Oluwaseunfunmi Soyinka, Wole Olagundoye, Akin Adeoya and Amzat , whom he said managed the Collective to the best of their abilities.

He also thanked founder of Nairametrics, Ugochukwu Obi-Chukwu, for delivering the inauguration lecture, calling on the latter and others to become members of J9C.

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