PwC Nigeria will host the second edition of its Executive Roundtable on Nigeria’s 2026 Budget and Economic Outlook on Thursday.
The session will bring together chief executives and C-suite leaders to examine how businesses can navigate Nigeria’s 2026 economic environment and position for sustainable growth.
The roundtable, being organised in collaboration with BusinessDay, is themed “Nigeria’s Economic Outlook 2026: The Executive Playbook for Growth, Resilience, and Efficiency.”
Country Senior Partner, PwC Nigeria, Sam Abu said discussions would be anchored on insights from PwC’s Economic Outlook 2026 and analysis of Nigeria’s 2026 Budget and will also feature the formal launch of Nigeria’s findings from PwC’s 29th Annual Global CEO Survey.
He noted that the roundtable comes at a point where Nigeria has entered a phase of improved macroeconomic stability following key monetary, foreign-exchange, and fiscal adjustments in 2025.
According to him, for business leaders, the focus has now shifted from stabilisation to driving sustainable growth.
He said: “Nigeria has achieved improved macroeconomic stability over the past year. The focus now is how that stability is translated into sustainable economic growth, and how businesses position for 2026. This roundtable brings together CEOs across industries to engage on the practical choices that matter most in the year ahead — from capital allocation and balance-sheet discipline to resilience strategies, policy dependencies, and sector-specific opportunities.
We look forward to having business leaders discuss using today’s stability to drive sustainable outcomes for their organisations and the wider economy.”
The PwC and BusinessDay Executive Roundtable on Nigeria’s 2026 Budget and Economic Outlook is by invitation only and targeted at senior business leaders.
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