At the RMB Nigeria Economic Forum 2026, held in Lagos, RMB Nigeria underscored the critical role of sustained policy reforms and sustainable finance in unlocking Nigeria's economic potential. The forum, themed 'Charting Nigeria's Future: Reforms, Resilience and Growth,' brought together policymakers, business leaders, and investors to discuss Nigeria’s macroeconomic prospects and opportunities in the realm of sustainable finance. The discussions aimed to address both domestic challenges and the global economic landscape impacting Nigeria's growth trajectory.

Two main sessions framed the forum's discussions: 'Building Stability' and 'Financing the Future.' The first session delved into the interplay between global economic conditions and Nigeria's domestic economic dynamics, emphasizing how these factors create both challenges and opportunities for local businesses. The second session focused on the potential of sustainable finance to drive Nigeria's energy transition and support its industrial development, arguing for substantial investments in renewable energy and other sustainable projects to secure a robust future.

RMB Nigeria’s CEO, Bayo Ajayi, articulated that Nigeria is at a pivotal moment in its economic journey, with ongoing reforms that are reshaping its financial landscape. The emphasis on sustainability coupled with systemic reforms is positioned as a pathway not just for immediate recovery but also for long-term economic resilience, increasing Nigeria's attractiveness to investors in an increasingly competitive global environment.