The Finance and Business Online Publishers (FiBOP) is set to host a two-day annual conference aimed at brainstorming on the best pathway to fast-track Nigeria’s attainment of a $1 trillion economy by 2030.
The conference, themed “Leveraging Technology Innovations, Tax Reforms, and Opportunities in Renewable Energy and Agriculture to Achieve $1 Trillion Economy,” will take place on October 18-19, 2025, at the Orchids Hotel, Lekki, Lagos.
The conference will bring together experts and technocrats from across all sectors of the economy to discuss strategies for achieving the $1 trillion mark.
Distinguished personalities from the academia, industry captains, and top-ranking government officials are expected to grace the event as speakers and panelists, including the Minister of Finance, Minister of Environment, Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, and CEOs of Fintech companies and renewable energy firms.
The conference aims to achieve a clear plan for securing successful mutual accountability and investment plans, which could be crucial for Nigeria’s economic growth and development, particularly in areas like technology innovations, tax reforms, renewable energy, and agriculture.
The event will also identify growth strategies to achieve a $1 trillion economy by diversifying operations beyond oil, adapting technology, fostering innovation, investing in renewable energy, insurance, agriculture, and services.
The conference organisers have assured sponsors of a wide range of benefits, including well-articulated media hype, press interviews, media promotion, display of their organisations backdrop, logo, and inscription of their logo on souvenirs and publicity materials.
FiBOP, registered with the CAC, hopes to act as a catalyst to socio-economic development not just in Nigeria but in the whole of Africa.
The conference is in alignment with the renewed hope agenda of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led administration, seeking to strategically reposition Nigeria as a sound and viable economy with improved living standards for its citizens.
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