The Federal Government has restated its plan to unlock the full value of national assets and attract global capital. The move forms part of efforts to boost economic growth.
Officials shared this position at the first 2026 meeting of the National Council on Privatisation. The meeting took place at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
Focus on Asset Value and Investor Appeal
At the meeting, the government stressed the need to improve returns from public assets. It said reforms will help make Nigeria more attractive to international investors.
Officials also noted that better asset management can increase revenue and support long-term growth.
PPPs Take Centre Stage
A key part of the plan is the expansion of Public-Private Partnerships. The government sees PPPs as a tool to close infrastructure gaps.
Authorities said private sector funding and expertise can speed up project delivery and improve efficiency.
Aligning Investments with National Goals
The government said it will align future investments with national priorities. This step aims to ensure that projects deliver lasting economic benefits.
Officials added that proper planning will help avoid waste and improve outcomes.
The renewed focus on reforms reflects a broader strategy to increase investment inflows and productivity.
Authorities believe the approach will support inclusive growth and create new opportunities across key sectors of the economy.
