LAGOS, NIGERIA, 20 July, 2023 — The United Nations Global Compact Network Nigeria extends our warmest congratulations to Dr. Tayo Aduloju on his appointment as the CEO-designate of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG), effective January 1, 2024. This appointment is a testament to Dr. Aduloju’s remarkable leadership as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the NESG.
Dr. Aduloju has been an exemplary leader within the NESG, consistently demonstrating a profound understanding of sustainable development and fostering a culture of responsible business practices. His visionary contributions have played a pivotal role in driving positive change and promoting inclusivity and sustainable growth in our nation.
As the esteemed host and founding participant of the UN Global Compact Network Nigeria, the NESG’s dedication to the Ten Principles of the United Nations Global Compact and its efforts to champion sustainability have been commendable and inspiring to us and the entire business community in Nigeria.
The NESG has consistently demonstrated its commitment to addressing pressing societal and environmental challenges, actively engaging with stakeholders to create long-lasting impacts that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As a true champion of sustainability in Nigeria, the NESG has set a high standard for responsible corporate citizenship.
As the next Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the NESG, we are confident that Dr. Aduloju will continue to lead the organisation towards greater heights, nurturing a future where responsible and sustainable business practices become the cornerstone of Nigeria’s economic development. His vision, passion, and dedication will undoubtedly steer the NESG towards a future of prosperity.
The UN Global Compact Network Nigeria stands ready to collaborate and support Dr. Aduloju in his new role as the CEO-designate of the NESG, and we wish him continued success on this remarkable achievement.
Signed,
Naomi Nwokolo,
Executive Director,
UN Global Compact Network Nigeria