The Chairman of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG), Niyi Yusuf, has been invited as Guest Speaker at the 2025 National Convention of the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic Muslim Alumni (MAPAMA).
The announcement was made by MAPAMA President, Taofeek Oyeniyi, during a courtesy visit to The Guardian headquarters, Rutam House, on Wednesday.
Oyeniyi described the convention’s theme as timely and symbolic, noting that it reflects the urgent need for innovation and moral resilience amid global economic uncertainty.
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He explained that the event seeks to inspire members, students, and young people to build businesses that are both profitable and principled enterprises grounded in honesty, fairness, and social responsibility.
Oyeniyi also called on the Federal Government to strengthen efforts toward economic recovery, job creation, and policy consistency, stressing that Nigerian youths deserve an environment that rewards innovation, hard work, and integrity.
“To our young people, my message is simple: be creative, be diligent, and be forward-looking,” he said. “Economic challenges should not extinguish your dreams. Use your faith and intellect as tools for transformation. Build ventures that create jobs, uphold ethics, and make a lasting impact.”
