Invest in Nigeria: #1 Economy in Africa

Looking For A New Home For Your Business? Look No Further.

 

#1 Population in Africa, #7 in the world

Estimated to be #3 in the world by 2050

 

Abundant Natural Resources

People, Petroleum, Iron Ore, Gold, Bitumen & lot more

 

Numerous Investment Opportunities

Agriculture, Manufacturing, Oil & Gas, Power, Services, Solid Minerals

 

Government committed to improving Business Environment

Moved up 24 places in ease of doing business in the last 2 years

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Latest News:
Ardova Plc buys out 100% stake in Enyo Retail and Supply LimitedMTN to Sell Additional 14 % Stake to NigeriansLagos Plans New City for Investment DriveTrade Hub Awards $1.4 Million Co-Investment Grant to Boost Fertilizer Production in NigeriaLagos Displaces Nairobi as Africa’s Top Startup City, Enugu Makes the Global Ranking for the First TimeShoprite: New Investor Assures Nigerian Consumers of Improved ServicesAir Peace Takes Delivery of Another Aircraft, Expects 13 More by 2022Exchange-traded fund market cap hits N20.32bn –NGXEgbin Power Plans Additional 1,750MWFirstBank’s Sponsored Movie, ‘Ayinla’, Premieres this Sunday in Lagos

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Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission is an agency of the Federal Government established to
encourage, promote and coordinate investments in Nigeria.

One Stop Investment Centre

The One Stop Investment Centre, houses 27 Government agencies, and provides investment facilitation services, reduce time required to process regulatory approvals and permits and assist with information and requirements from incorporation to expansion.
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RESEARCH & REPORTS

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Why We Invested in Nigeria

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We are extremely optimistic about Nigeria’s continued economic and social growth and recognize the importance of broadening our portfolio and introducing new products.

Kelvin BalogunPresident, Central, East and West Africa at The Coca-Cola Company
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Coming to Nigeria is our biggest move in West Africa.

Jacky LeeMD, Huawei West Africa
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We will continue to invest in Nigeria and our growth rate is accelerating. We also think that the enormous potentials in the country are being unlocked.

Paul PolmanGlobal CEO, Unilever
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This investment in Nigeria boosts our production capacity for Cadbury Bournvita by more than 30% and complements our recent investments in Egypt and South Africa.

Daniel MyersExecutive Vice President, Mondelez International

Selection of Corporations Invested in Nigeria

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