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NES 67th Annual Conference

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NES Mentorship Programme

The Nigerian Economic Society (NES) has established a Mentorship Programme to offer guidance, career development and knowledge transfer for early career economists. The NES Mentorship Programme serves as a framework to bridge the gap between emerging economists and experienced economists by facilitating meaningful connections, knowledge sharing, and professional development opportunities. The programme aims to empower early-career economists with the tools, resources, and support they need to thrive in their chosen careers.
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NES 2025 Economic Outlook

NES 2025 Economic Outlook available for download!

A key and unique distinguishing feature of this outlook is that it polled 350 professional economists on their outlook on the economy for 2025. Thus, this is more than just a forecast! It’s the authoritative perspective of professional economists to navigate 2025 from the oldest professional body in the Social Sciences in Nigeria.

📖 Why You Need This Outlook:
✅ Expert forecasts from Nigeria’s leading economists
✅ A comprehensive look into key economic trends for 2025
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ABSTRACT SUBMISSION 67th NES CONFERENCE

Abstracts are invited from interested paper presenters at the 67th NES Annual Conference. The deadline for submission of Abstract is 30th April, 2026.
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NES 66 Conference Communique 2025

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Kindly click to download the NES 66 Conference Communique 2025.
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Nigerian scholars in Economics and allied Social Studies formed the Nigerian Economic Society (NES) in 1957 as a non-profit, professional organization. It was formally established with the adoption of its constitution on 4th January 1958. 

The object of the Society is primarily to encourage the study and discussion, by members and the interested public in Nigeria and abroad, of economic and social problems facing Nigeria.

    Over the years, the Society has pursued its noble ideals by: Holding Annual Conference, Annual General Meetings and seminars on the economy and society, with opinions, views and recommendations regularly offered.