INVESTOR CENTRE
Discover transparent investment opportunities across transport, energy, healthcare, aviation, housing, ICT, water and other strategic sectors through Nigeria’s Public-Private Partnership Framework.
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why nigeria
Scale, policy stability and a structured PPP pipeline make Nigeria the continent’s defining destination for long-horizon infrastructure capital.
Population
Africa’s largest consumer market.
Largest Economy
West Africa’s Economic Engine.
State Covered
Nationwide Investment Footprint
PPP Pipeline
Nationwide investment footprint.
PPP Projects
Federal concessions delivered.
Growth Outlook
Projected multi-year GDP growth.
Investor Advantages
The ICRC Act 2005 and National PPP Policy anchor every concession in federal law.
Every bid evaluated against publicly disclosed criteria and independent oversight.
Concessions structured to international standards for long-term project finance.
Coordinated support from federal MDAs and multilateral partners.
Nigeria anchors the AfCFTA opportunity across a 1.4B-person continental market.
Live opportunities across transport, energy, health, ICT, aviation and water.
Live Opportunities
| Project | Sector | State | Value | Stage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Second Niger Bridge Expansion Concession Deadline: 2026-09-15 |
Transport | Anambra | ₦420B | RFP |
Kano Independent Power Plant Deadline: 2026-08-30 |
Energy | Kano | $680M | Prequalification |
National Diagnostic Centres Network Deadline: 2026-10-05 |
Healthcare | Federal | $210M | Feasibility |
Abuja Light Rail Phase II Deadline: 2026-09-22 |
Rail | FCT | ₦780B | RFP |
Warri Deep Sea Port Deadline: 2026-11-01 |
Maritime | Delta | $1.2B | Approval |
National Broadband Backbone Deadline: 2026-08-18 |
ICT | Federal | $540M | Prequalification |
Federal Housing Renewal Scheme Deadline: 2026-10-20 |
Housing | Multi-State | ₦610B | Feasibility |
Enugu Cargo Airport Deadline: 2026-09-05 |
Aviation | Enugu | $320M | Approval |
HOW TO INVEST
Register
Create an investor profile on the ICRC investor portal.
Discover
Browse curated opportunities aligned to your mandate.
Prequalify
Submit statutory and technical prequalification documents.
Bid
Respond to the RFP with a compliant technical + financial offer.
Sign
Negotiate and execute the concession agreement.
Deliver
Finance, build and operate under ICRC monitoring.
Flagship Concessions
Maritime
Lekki Deep Sea Port
Aviation
MMIA Terminal II
Energy
Mambilla Hydropower
Transport
Lagos–Ibadan Expressway
Investor Resources
priority sectors
PPP PIPELINE
ORIGINATION
Concept notes under MDA review.
FEASIBILITY
Business case and value-for-money testing.
PROCUREMENT
Live tenders open to qualified bidders.
CONTRACTING
Preferred bidders in commercial close.
OPERATIONAL
Assets in active concession delivery.
Investor Support
A dedicated team supports domestic and international investors through onboarding, due diligence, prequalification and post-award engagement.
info@icrc.gov.ng
PHONE
+234-9-4604900
ADDRESS
Plot 1270, Ayangba Street, Near FCDA Headquarters, Area 11, Garki, Abuja.
TEAM
Investor Relations Directorate
Procurement Notices
Official EOIs, prequalification rounds, RFPs and award notices published by sponsoring MDAs and monitored by ICRC.
INVESTOR FAQ
Qualified domestic and international investors, developers, EPC contractors, operators, financial institutions and multilaterals may participate through competitive procurement.
All federal PPP opportunities are published on the ICRC portal and in national newspapers, with EOI, prequalification and RFP notices issued by the sponsoring MDA.
Concessions are governed by the ICRC Act 2005, the National PPP Policy, and bilateral investment treaties, with dispute resolution under Nigerian and international arbitration frameworks.
Returns are calibrated to the asset’s economic life — typically 15–30 year concessions with user-pays, availability-based or hybrid revenue models.
Yes. Unsolicited proposals are reviewed under the Swiss Challenge framework set out in the ICRC guidelines.
Join the developers, operators and financiers shaping Africa’s largest economy through transparent, bankable Public-Private Partnerships.
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