Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country—presents a significant market opportunity in the housing sector

Nigeria is strategically positioned as a future aviation hub offering investment opportunities for US firms.

The new law empowers Nigerian states to build independent railway transport systems to connect states and regions.

Nigeria has the biggest egg market in Sub-Saharan Africa: farmers are now resorting to technologies for dehydrating and processing eggs into powder. 

Opportunities exist in Nigeria for U.S. suppliers of laboratory and pharmaceutical equipment due to plans for a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility.

Government of Nigeria Approves Development of the Ondo State Multipurpose Deep Seaport Project

AfDB provides $50 million line of credit for women-led businesses and SMEs.

Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline Project to Connect European Union to African Energy Producers

Nigeria plans to build a world-class hospital in the country’s capital, Abuja, as part of efforts to strengthen the country’s underdeveloped healthcare system.

A renewable energy transition in Nigeria present opportunities for investment in renewable energy projects.

Government projects equating to $6 billion will be devoted to infrastructure investment over the next ten years. 

The Nigerian government passes the Petroleum Industry Act, 2021 (PIA) into Law.

The Nigerian cold chain industry abounds with trade and investment opportunities for U.S. companies.

Nigerian healthcare professionals in the diaspora and foreign private investors have expressed interest in establishing new cancer treatment facilities.

Nigeria is Africa’s most populous country and spends approximately $22 billion annually on food imports.