Nigerian Economic Society Awards Fellowships to Key Figures - Economic Policy Recognition
The Nigerian Economic Society (NES) has awarded distinguished fellowships to Vice President Kashim Shettima, Central Bank Governor Olayemi Cardoso, and 13 others for their contributions to economic policy research and national development. The recipients, including renowned economists and former CBN officials, were recognized at the NES 66th annual conference in Abuja.
The NES, established in London in 1957, is one of Nigeria's oldest professional associations, influencing national economic policymaking. The awards highlight the significant role of these individuals in shaping economic policies and research in Nigeria, with a focus on promoting sustainable development and rigorous economic standards.
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