Nigeria has a target of $1 trillion economy by 2030
Government officials and financial sector leaders stressed that partnerships between public and private entities will drive Nigeria toward a 1 trillion dollar economy by 2030. The 29th Annual Stockbrokers Conference convened stakeholders in Abuja over the weekend to examine capital market development amid digital transformation and sustainability demands. Deputy Chief of Staff Ibrahim Hadejia said coordinated efforts among regulators and market operators make the economic target achievable. The Securities and Exchange Commission Director General Emomotimi Agama told attendees that investor confidence depends on professional standards and transparent practices.
Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers President Oluropo Dada highlighted how blockchain and artificial intelligence reshape market operations while making systems more accessible. Nigerian capital markets have produced strong investment returns since the 2020 disruptions, according to conference discussions. Nigerian Exchange Group Chairman Umaru Kwairanga emphasized environmental considerations and renewable energy investment as priorities for financial institutions. The gathering awarded fellowship status to 48 members and inducted 220 associate members into the institute.
