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Nigeria's PPP Portfolio at a Glance
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PPP Projects Across Nigeria

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SELECTED STATE

Lagos

18

ACTIVE PPP PROJECTS

#1

NATIONAL RANK

Transport

LEAD SECTOR

$4.1B

TOTAL INVESTMENT

  • Lekki Deep Sea Port
  • Lagos–Ibadan Rail (Phase II)

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Lekki Deep Sea Port

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Maritime

BOOT

West Africa’s deepest seaport delivering transformational maritime capacity to Nigeria’s economy.

INVESTMENT

$1.5B

Contract Term

2020-06 → 2065-06

STATE

Lagos

MDA

Nigerian Ports Authority

Concessionaire

Lekki Port LFTZ Enterprise

Progress

100%

Objectives

Expected Benefits

Project Status

Portfolio by Lifecycle Stage

Operational

Delivering services to the public.

Construction

Actively being built by the concessionaire.

Procurement

Actively being built by the concessionaire.

Financial Close

Financing agreements finalised.

Planning

Feasibility and business-case stage.

Completed

Handed back to public authority.

Success Stories

Delivering Real Impact
Lekki Deep Sea Port

Lekki Deep Sea Port

Investment

$1.5B

Impact

$361B GDP contribution

Jobs

170,000+

View Case Study ↗
MMA2 Terminal

MMA2 Terminal

Investment

$200M

Impact

New service standard

Jobs

5,000+

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Lagos–Ibadan Expressway

Lagos–Ibadan Expressway

Investment

₦310B

Impact

30% travel-time cut

Jobs

12,000+

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ANSWERS

Frequently Asked Questions

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Between 15 and 30 years, calibrated to the asset’s economic life and the investor’s cost-recovery horizon.

The default is a competitive tender. Swiss Challenge, Direct and Unsolicited routes apply only under strictly defined ICRC guidelines.

Yes. Nigeria welcomes qualified international investors through the same open procurement process as domestic bidders.

ICRC issues Certificates of Compliance at key milestones and continuously monitors disclosure and contract performance.

All disclosable documents are published in the Project Documents section and on the National PPP Disclosure Portal.

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