Nigeria is set to woo more than $100bn in investment commitments as business leaders and investors from over 50 countries converge in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, for the International Investors Summit Nigeria 2026.
The two-day summit, organised by the Business Summit Group, is scheduled for November 10 and 11 in Abuja. The President of the Business Summit Group, Dato’ Uzzaman, disclosed the investment target on Tuesday at a press conference in Abuja.
He said the summit was designed to move beyond discussions about Nigeria’s investment potential by creating direct platforms where international investors could meet Nigerian businesses, state governments and government investment agencies with investment-ready projects.
According to him, the proposed investments would cut across oil and gas, green energy, technology, healthcare, agriculture, mining, infrastructure, education and human capital development, artificial intelligence and fintech.
Uzzaman urged Nigerian companies, particularly medium and large-scale businesses, as well as state governments, to use the summit to present projects capable of attracting immediate and long-term foreign capital.
