International and local investors have set their sights on Nigeria’s fast-growing infrastructure market, valued at an estimated $668 billion, as the Lagos Infrastructure Expo opened with strong participation from industry leaders, financiers, and policymakers.
The event showcased Nigeria’s urgent need for investment in roads, railways, power, housing, and digital infrastructure, with stakeholders highlighting public-private partnerships as a key driver for bridging the nation’s infrastructure deficit.
Organisers of the expo noted that Lagos, as Nigeria’s commercial hub, provides the perfect gateway for attracting global capital into transformative projects that can stimulate economic growth and create jobs.
Experts at the forum stressed the importance of innovative financing models, sustainable designs, and government reforms to unlock long-term investment in the sector.
With Nigeria seeking to accelerate development, the $668 billion infrastructure market is being positioned as one of Africa’s biggest investment frontiers.
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