To address Nigeria’s infrastructure deficit, President Tinubu initiated the National Infrastructure Master Plan, outlining a comprehensive strategy for upgrading transportation, health, education, energy, and other critical sectors.
The National Infrastructure Master Plan outlines a comprehensive strategy for developing Nigeria’s infrastructure over the next 15 years. It encompasses a wide range of sectors, including transportation, energy, and information and communication technology (ICT).
The plan prioritizes projects that will have the most significant impact on economic growth and job creation. The ISF is expected to leverage private sector investment, attracting significant funding for infrastructure development.
This initiative aims to secure improvements to the country’s infrastructure deficit by: Economic Growth – Increasing Trade, Job Creation, and improving Basic Infrastructural Landscape (Transportation, Electricity, Water, etc).
