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Capital, infrastructure and the leaders shaping Nigeria's next economic growth cycle
Invitation-Only Executive Forum · 4 Panel Discussions
2026 Theme
How capital, infrastructure and executive decision-making will shape Nigeria's next growth cycle.
Four structural shifts are defining Nigeria in 2026: net petrol exports, FTSE Frontier Market reclassification, a ₦4.65 trillion bank recapitalisation, and major IOC asset transfers to indigenous hands.
The TCC Executive Roundtable Lagos 2026 is built for this specific moment. Over one afternoon and four high-calibre panels, industry leaders will translate these market shifts into concrete strategy and immediate action.
Nigeria is now a net petrol exporter, a structural shift in its trade balance.
FTSE Russell has reclassified Nigeria to Frontier Market status, effective September 2026.
Banking sector recapitalisation is complete. Thirty-three banks have strengthened their balance sheets.
Shell, ExxonMobil and Eni assets have been transferred to indigenous Nigerian operators.
GDP per capita is rising as structural reforms begin to stabilise the macroeconomic base.
The CBN benchmark rate reflects a monetary tightening cycle targeting inflation control.
Foreign exchange reserves are rebuilding as confidence in naira stabilisation improves.
A sweeping fiscal policy overhaul is reshaping compliance, revenue collection and investment.
The Connectors Code is a boutique executive intelligence and strategic advisory platform operating across London and Lagos. We work at the intersection of capital, leadership, and access, connecting institutions, investors, and senior professionals to the opportunities and relationships that matter.
Our flagship Roundtable Series convenes principals who do not just hold titles. They hold influence. The room is built deliberately. Every seat has a reason to be there.
As major energy assets transition to Nigerian operators, this session explores how indigenous ownership can drive production growth, local capacity, capital formation and long-term economic value.
This session explores how development finance, private capital, and strategic partnerships can support Nigeria's infrastructure ambitions from energy and transport to industrial capacity and critical national assets. The discussion will focus on what makes infrastructure projects bankable, investable, and capable of delivering long-term economic and social value.
Following the recapitalisation of Nigerian banks, this session examines how newly raised liquidity can be channelled into SMEs, infrastructure, trade, innovation and the real economy.
Positioning for Measurable Growth. Nigeria's policy environment across tax, foreign exchange and energy is evolving quickly. This session explores how public and private sector leaders can move from reaction to alignment, using reform as a platform for growth, competitiveness and measurable impact.
Gain first-access insight into the policy, regulatory and investment trends shaping Nigeria's sectors, directly from those navigating and influencing them.
Build strategic relationships with senior executives, investors, founders, public-sector leaders and high-net-worth decision-makers — while placing your organisation before a premium audience with influence, purchasing power and strategic reach.
Selected partners and participants may be considered for inclusion in Impact Intelligence by The Connectors Code, our annual evidence-based publication spotlighting organisations, institutions, entrepreneurs and leaders creating measurable value across society, markets and communities.
Gain proximity to the key players shaping Nigeria's infrastructure, investment, finance, enterprise and policy landscape, creating access to the conversations, partnerships and market signals that influence capital flow, project development and long-term growth.
Translate your organisation's work into a clear, credible impact narrative that connects leadership, growth, contribution and measurable value.
Benefit from TCC's editorial and media vertical, event recaps, social spotlights and executive features that extend your visibility beyond the room.
The Lagos Executive Roundtable convenes a carefully selected room of senior executives, investors, founders, institutions and high-net-worth decision-makers shaping Nigeria's next phase of growth. For organisations seeking credible visibility, strategic proximity and access to the conversations that influence capital, policy and opportunity, this is the room to be in.
Featured profiles are subject to editorial review and are developed through structured submissions, leadership conversations and available evidence. Partnership provides enhanced visibility opportunities but does not guarantee editorial inclusion.
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A small number of headline partnerships remain available. If your organisation understands the value of being present in the room where Nigeria's most important executive conversations take place, we would welcome a direct conversation.
Partnership tiers are allocated on a first-confirmed basis. We recommend early engagement to secure your preferred position and any associated speaking or facilitation opportunity.