The Presidential Economic Advisory Council (PEAC)/Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC), led by Prince Adeyemi Adeniyi, is intensifying efforts to drive inclusive growth and unlock Nigeria’s economic potential by supporting high-impact, sub-national initiatives across the country.

While PEAC/PFIPC continues to provide high-level policy direction and economic insight to the presidency, it has also become a central hub for coordinating development-focused engagements across states, creating investment-friendly frameworks, and ensuring that local economies are connected to global opportunities.

This proactive approach reflects a broader vision, which is to ensure Nigeria’s economic transformation is not just top-down but driven by the prosperity of its states and regions. As the economy diversifies and the need for sub-national competitiveness becomes more urgent, PEAC/PFIPC has been deliberate in backing initiatives that bridge federal ambition with state-level impact.

One such initiative is the 2025 Niger Delta Economic and Investment Summit (NDEIS), where the council has now been confirmed as official partners. Their involvement marks a bold move to reposition the Niger Delta as a hub for sustainable investments, innovation, and inclusive growth.

Slated to take place in Edo State, the 2025 edition of the summit is already shaping up to be a landmark event, attracting national attention for its focus on regional transformation and long-term economic sustainability. With PEAC/PFIPC, the summit signals a clear commitment from the Nigerian government to move beyond policy documents and into visible, collaborative action.

Ambassador Kenule Nwiya Jnr, founder of the Regional Economic and Investment Summit and Festivals, described the partnership as “a major boost to the summit’s mission,” noting it as a strong signal that Nigeria is ready to position the Niger Delta as an investment-ready region and a frontline destination for inclusive development.

For decades, the Niger Delta has been defined by both its natural resource wealth and complex socio-economic challenges, but with this summit and the strategic backing of federal institutions like PEAC /PFIPC, the region is entering a new chapter, one driven by coordinated policy, investment-readiness, and forward-looking leadership.

With PEAC and PFIPC at the forefront, the 2025 NDEIS is poised to move beyond conversation, setting the stage for real investment action and regional transformation. This summit is expected to become one of the most ambitious economic development events in the country, drawing policymakers, international investors, development partners, entrepreneurs, and global business leaders.

This partnership with NDEIS is just one in a growing list of nationwide engagements that showcase the council’s active role in shaping Nigeria’s economic future. By supporting local initiatives and amplifying regional voices, PEAC /PFIPC is reinforcing the belief that Nigeria’s growth must be built from the ground up and that the strength of the nation lies in the success of its subnational economies.