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Apply to attend the Nigeria NOW! Global Investors Expo taking place on 19–20 November 2026 at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre. Under the theme: United Nigeria, New Horizons, One Investment Destination, the expo will convene government, investors, financiers, developers and industry leaders in Abuja around a clear priority: turning Nigeria’s potential into project delivery.

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Renewable Energy

Nigeria’s off-grid programme has 11 million connections to find before December 2028

DARES has reached 5.3 million Nigerians against a target of 16.2 million at the project's close, with solar home unit deployments at 1.046 million against 2.75 million. The World Bank has released further funding after Nigeria met four performance conditions, while rating political and macroeconomic risk high.
Regional

Nigerian research houses take the reporting role Nigeria NOW! will be measured against

Nextier and The Electricity Hub both research the Nigerian power and policy landscape and publish through their own podcasts and platforms. Their involvement around the Nigeria NOW! Global Investors Expo in November puts domestic analysis alongside the international coverage a summit of this kind usually attracts.
Finance

Nigeria’s sovereign fund puts domestic capital behind distributed renewable energy

The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority manages the country's sovereign wealth across three ring-fenced funds and has built a platform for distributed renewable energy in the Nigerian market. Its role matters to a sector where the shortage is rarely projects and almost always the capital willing to take early risk.
Mining & Minerals

Mineral exploration grants open in Nigeria under the new EMERGE endowment

The Solid Minerals Development Fund began awarding grants in July under a scheme running three streams, early-stage exploration, critical minerals and research. Executive Secretary Fatima Shinkafi has described it as a route to stronger geological data, the shortage that Nigeria's own national exploration programme was set up to answer.
Mining & Minerals

Women in mining Nigeria network reaches all six geopolitical zones within a year

NIWIMNRO has taken its work with women artisanal miners from three states to six since last summer, adding protective equipment, mobile medical visits and cooperative registration to the training programme it began with. It was recognised in Abuja on Thursday with EnergyNet's Leadership Award.
Finance

Mission 300 partner pledges pass $50bn while committed project finance reaches $15bn

The World Bank and African Development Bank have committed close to $15 billion directly, with $4.5 billion mobilised alongside it. The wider partner total is more than three times that. Officials are careful about the gap, because a pledge and a disbursement are separated by approval, preparation and years.
Sustainable Energy

Africa energy innovation challenge shortlists eleven finalists with six on battery second life

ACEP and Africa Change Lab have picked innovators from Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and Ghana across two tracks. Their proposals cover recovery of retired lithium cells, swapping hubs inside urban markets, cold storage built on reused modules, and offline carbon finance for smallholders. They pitch in Accra this month.
Finance

Ghana foreign direct investment outpaces Nigeria per head, Carthena analysis finds 

Wole Ogundare, Founder and Managing Partner of Carthena Advisory, sets Ghana's recovery from its 2022 default against Nigeria's scale and argues the two are running different races. One is decided by what a unit of output costs to make, the other by everything an investor must price around it. 

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