The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has inducted the second cohort of its Non-Resident Fellowship Programme (NRFP) underscoring its commitment to bridging the gap between socioeconomic research and public policy in Nigeria. The NRFP is designed to foster collaboration among leading experts to produce actionable insights that influence evidence-based policymaking. This 18-month edition leverages the expertise of distinguished fellows to address Nigeria’s pressing challenges. By strengthening the connection between research and governance reforms, the program contributes to sustainable development in a complex and dynamic global environment. In his keynote address, Dr. Tayo Aduloju, CEO of the NESG, described the NRFP as a “beacon of knowledge” and a transformative platform for driving impactful governance reform. He highlighted the first cohort’s achievements, including impactful cluster reports and positive feedback from stakeholders. “The
