The Economists: The World Ahead 2026

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Is Nigeria's future bright and ready for industrialization? Discover how innovation thrives in supportive ecosystems and propels ideas from concept to scalable enterprise.   Join us as we explore the vision for Africa's future, with a special focus on Nigeria's exciting trajectory. This discussion highlights the crucial role of industrialization in shaping a prosperous nation.   The World Ahead 2026, a publication by The Economist, delves into forward-thinking strategies and the potential for significant growth. Learn from leading voices in business and production about building a robust economic landscape for tomorrow.   #WorldAhead2026 #NigeriaIndustrialization #FutureOfAfrica #InnovationEcosystem

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00:11In giving a warm resounding ball to his excellence, the executive governor of the core state.

00:18Innovation does not happen because people are clever, although they often say innovation happens

00:24when you start to build an ecosystem in which ideas can move from inside space, from prototype to path, from

00:33local identity to scalable enterprise.

00:50I'm the Foundry Managing Director of City Productions. We have the licenses for the World Ahead Nigeria, an economist publication,

00:59looking always at the future, which I believe is bright. I believe it's bright for Nigeria.

01:15I think that the title of the event, the theme, really speaks to where we're going as Africans in general.

01:21It's very important for Nigeria to industrialize our nation.

01:26My name is Obi Charles Nana, CEO of Kaltani, and I'm happy to be here. Thank you.

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