Nothing like service to one’s country! It is always rewarding to serve one’s country and i am privileged to be one of the few that got to do so at least once.
I also thank the distinguished people for their humbling testimonial in this video tribute 👇🏿
https://t.co/e85fNxpD4l
Africa’s resilience depends on stronger regional markets and greater capacity to produce locally.
Writing in @prosyn, Dr. Yemi Kale @sgyemikale, Group Chief Economist and Managing Director of Afreximbank Research @AfreximResearch and Trade Intelligence @AfreximTrin at Afreximbank, argues for faster AfCFTA implementation, investment in manufacturing and improved access to finance to reduce Africa’s exposure to global shocks.
Read “Building the Economy Africa Needs”: https://t.co/NMyi14YDkh
#Afreximbank #ProjectSyndicate #AfCFTA #Industrialisation
To secure its future, Africa must build a stronger, more integrated continental market, writes @sgyemikale (@Afreximbank)—and that begins with the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area. https://t.co/Vh7mUzds6s
As long as African firms can't secure sufficient trade financing, their ability to seize trade and industrial opportunities will be limited, warns @sgyemikale. That's why @Afreximbank is working to double its intra-African trade-finance portfolio. https://t.co/Vh7mUzds6s
.@sgyemikale (@Afreximbank) lays out a trade and industrialization agenda for Africa, which would go a long way toward improving the continent's ability to cope with external shocks. https://t.co/xWahUuh39q
Keynote Speaker Spotlight: Dr. Yemi Kale
We're honoured to welcome Dr. Yemi Kale, Group Chief Economist and Managing Director, Research and Trade Intelligence at Afreximbank, to the Nigeria Economic Outlook Forum (UK), October 2026 Edition.
Dr. Yemi Kale brings a macroeconomic and African trade perspective to the discussion.
As an economist with extensive experience in economic research, policy analysis and trade intelligence, his contribution will provide insight into the broader economic forces influencing Nigeria and the African market.
His perspective will be particularly relevant to businesses and investors seeking to understand Nigeria's growth trajectory, economic fundamentals and opportunities within the wider African market.
📅 Thursday, 22nd October 2026
📍 Broadway House Conference Centre, Tothill Street, London SW1H 9NQ
🕚 11:00 AM
Attendance is complimentary, but registration is mandatory.
👉 https://t.co/EPY9pplaA8
#NEOFUK #SpeakerSpotlight #NBCC #NigeriaEconomicOutlook #Afreximbank #NigeriaUK
Nigeria’s economic story is evolving and with change comes a new set of questions, possibilities and opportunities.
For businesses, investors and partners in the UK, understanding where Nigeria is headed is becoming increasingly important: Where are the opportunities? What is changing? And how can stronger UK–Nigeria partnerships contribute to sustainable economic growth?
The Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce (NBCC), in partnership with the @Britishchambers, invites members of the UK business community, government institutions, investors, financial institutions, professional services firms and other stakeholders to the Nigeria Economic Outlook Forum (UK).
📌 Theme: Navigating Nigeria’s Next Phase of Growth: Driving Trade, Investment & Economic Resilience.
The Forum will bring together leading economic and business voices from Nigeria and the UK for a timely conversation on the forces shaping Nigeria’s economy, the opportunities emerging across key sectors, and what these developments mean for deeper UK–Nigeria commercial engagement.
Featuring:
🔹 Steven Lynch MBE – Director, International Trade, British Chambers of Commerce
🔹 Dr. Yemi Kale – Group Chief Economist & Managing Director, Research and Trade Intelligence, Afreximbank
🔹 Ms. Razia Khan & Head of Research, Africa and the Middle East, Standard Chartered Bank
🔹 Dr. @TKF2019 PhD, M.Phil, Msc, FCA – Special Adviser to the President on Economic Affairs
🔹Mark Smithson- Country Director, Nigeria and Regional DirectorAnglo West Africa, BDHC , Lagos, Nigeria.
🔹 Mrs. @JulianaOlayinka – Channels Television | Moderator
📅 Thursday, 22 October 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM
📍 Broadway House Conference Centre, Tothill Street, London SW1H 9NQ
🎟️ Attendance is complimentary, but registration is mandatory.
🔗 Register: https://t.co/EPY9pplaA8
Come for the conversation. Leave with a clearer understanding of the outlook — and the possibilities ahead.
#NigeriaEconomicOutlook #UKNigeria #UKBusiness #NigeriaUKTrade #Investment
The Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce is bringing together some of the sharpest minds in UK-Nigeria trade, investment and economic policy. I'm honoured to be moderating the discussion.
Nigeria Economic Outlook Forum (UK) | London | 22nd October 2026.
Hosted by Prince Abimbola Olashore, President & Chairman of Council, NBCC.
Joining me on the panel:
📊 Dr. Tope Fasua — Special Adviser to the President on Economic Affairs
🌍 Dr. Yemi Kale — Group Chief Economist, Afreximbank
💹 Razia Khan — Chief Economist, Africa & the Middle East, Standard Chartered
🤝 Steven Lynch MBE — British Chambers of Commerce
If you are working at the intersection of UK-Nigeria business, investment or policy this is the room to be in.
Attendance is complimentary. Registration is mandatory.
👉 https://t.co/kq1MOt8yQk
#NigeriaEconomicOutlookForum #NBCC #UKNigeria #ChannelsTelevision
My remarks at the 3rd Presidential African Youth in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Competition on the sidelines of the Alamein Africa Business Forum in Al-Alamein, Egypt today
Download: https://t.co/tgUmDFYdl6
My remarks at the 3rd Presidential African Youth in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Competition on the sidelines of the Alamein Africa Business Forum in Al-Alamein, Egypt today
Download: https://t.co/tgUmDFYdl6
What does Nigeria’s next phase of growth mean for UK businesses, investors, policymakers and strategic partners?
As Nigeria continues to navigate a changing economic landscape, new opportunities are emerging across trade, investment, financial services, infrastructure, enterprise and economic development.
The Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce (NBCC), in partnership with the British Chambers of Commerce, invites members of the UK business community, government institutions, investors, financial institutions, professional services firms and other stakeholders to the Nigeria Economic Outlook Forum (UK).
📌 Theme: Navigating Nigeria’s Next Phase of Growth: Driving Trade, Investment & Economic Resilience
The Forum will bring together leading voices from Nigeria and the UK to examine the forces shaping Nigeria’s economy and explore practical opportunities for stronger UK–Nigeria commercial engagement.
Featuring:
🔹 Steven Lynch, MBE – Director, International Trade, British Chambers of Commerce
🔹 Dr. Yemi Kale – Group Chief Economist & Managing Director, Research and Trade Intelligence, Afreximbank
🔹 Ms. Razia Khan – Chief Economist & Head of Research, Africa and the Middle East, Standard Chartered Bank
🔹 Dr. Tope Fasua – Special Adviser to the President on Economic Affairs
🔹 Mrs. Juliana Olayinka – Channels Television | Moderator
📅 Thursday, 22 October 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM
📍 Broadway House Conference Centre, Tothill Street, London SW1H 9NQ
Attendance is complimentary, but registration is mandatory.
🔗 Register: https://t.co/EPY9pplaA8
Whether you are already doing business in Nigeria, exploring market entry, seeking investment opportunities, supporting trade and economic policy, or looking to deepen UK–Nigeria commercial partnerships, this is an opportunity to engage directly with leading economic and business voices.
Join the conversation. Understand the outlook. Identify the opportunities. Build the partnerships.
#NigeriaEconomicOutlook #UKNigeria #UKBusiness #NigeriaUKTrade #Investment #InternationalTrade #EconomicResilience #AfricaBusiness #TradeAndInvestment #NBCC
"Africa’s next frontier of integration isn't just tariff reduction; it is building interoperable payment systems and trusted digital infrastructure."
In this panel session moderated by Dr Yemi Kale, panellists Prof. Jonathan Aremu, Jimoh Musa Itopa, Fernando Jorge Cardoso, Chika Reginald Nwosu, and Folasade Femi-Lawal discuss how regional frameworks and fintech solutions can bridge Africa’s 54 markets.
Watch the full panel discussion: https://t.co/XWzHIqGoVh
#economicpolicy #digitaleconomy #afcfta #CSEA #AfricaEMF2026 #emergingmarkets