The World Bank is reportedly targeting $5.79 billion in private investment for Nigeria as part of efforts to support economic activity and development. The reported initiative comes as Nigeria seeks
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The Anambra State Government has opened discussions with potential investors ahead of the launch of its Mixed-Use Industrial City, with infrastructure, power, water supply and security identified as key requirements
The Bayelsa State Government has assured the Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Programme (RAAMP) and other development partners that it will meet its counterpart funding obligations for critical infrastructure projects
A major section of the Bali-Suntai Road in Taraba State has collapsed following erosion and heavy rainfall, disrupting transportation and reportedly leaving more than 300 vehicles stranded along the route.
Nigeria’s digital economy is growing at an unprecedented pace, with millions of people depending on financial technology platforms for daily transactions, savings, bill payments and business activities. Yet, one factor
Senator Adams Oshiomhole, representing Edo North Senatorial District, has criticised the Minister of Works, David Umahi, accusing him of prioritising the construction of new roads while neglecting existing federal highways
Abia State’s entry into the $700 million SURWASH programme backed by the World Bank is more than a funding win—it’s a credibility test the state has clearly passed. For a
Lagos State is moving to overhaul its power infrastructure with new agreements aimed at scaling electricity supply and improving reliability across key public facilities. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu announced that the
ARTICLE President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has officially signed into law the 2026 Appropriation Bill, approving a record-breaking N68.32 trillion national budget aimed at driving infrastructure growth, debt management, and economic
A long-anticipated energy megaproject linking West Africa to Europe is moving closer to reality, with officials confirming that the intergovernmental agreement for the $25 billion Nigeria–Morocco gas pipeline is expected
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