Dated reporting on business, investment and finance in Nigeria, with sources attached. News items report specific developments; evergreen pieces offer separate analysis and explainers.
The two-day NES#32 opened at Transcorp Hilton under the theme “Growth That Works”, with jobs, productivity and the distribution of reform gains on the agenda.
The October Projects Nigeria package lists 65 investment opportunities and a combined capital requirement of US$78.5 billion, according to the ministry’s investor portal.
The World Bank Group says its Nigeria programmes could mobilise up to US$5.79 billion in private financing during fiscal 2026, spanning digital infrastructure, agriculture and MSMEs.
The Bank’s October Nigeria Development Update reports stronger growth and higher state revenues, while examining how states spent the additional funds.
The upstream regulator says the new round offers 40 blocks across land, shallow-water and deep-water terrain, with a broader push to bring shut-in production back online.
The partners announced a final investment decision for the offshore gas project, discovered in 1973. The regulator expects first gas by the end of 2028.
NSIA, Africa50 and SEforALL announced the fund’s commercial launch, a step from fund structuring toward deployment for distributed renewable energy projects.
The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission says its model agreement is intended to standardise public-private partnership terms and reduce transaction delays.