The Nasarawa State Government has announced that it has attracted a substantial $2.3 billion (over N3 trillion) in investments from 2022 to date, following the first investment summit held in the same year.
The state has also unveiled the 2026 edition of its investment summit, themed “Bold Transitions: Building a Legacy for a Sustainable Future.” This move aims to further solidify the state's position as a prime investment destination.
Investment Landscape Reforms
Governor Abdullahi Sule, represented by the CEO of Nasarawa Investment Development Agency (NASIDA), Ibrahim Adamu Abdullahi, highlighted the administration's efforts in pursuing reformative programmes. These programmes are designed to strengthen institutional foundations and enhance the ease of doing business in the state.
The governor noted that these reforms have significantly transformed the investment landscape, drawing considerable private investment into sectors such as agriculture, mining, infrastructure, and manufacturing. This transformation positions Nasarawa State as a competitive destination for investments.
Investment Figures
Key investment figures include:
- $1.8 billion in investments attracted since the first Nasarawa Investment Summit in 2022
- $1.3 billion in technical assistance
- $1 billion in investments attracted in 2025, with $505 million already actualized
Overall, under Governor Sule's leadership, the state has seen a total of $2.3 billion in investments from 2022 to 2025, marking a significant milestone in the state's investment journey.