Nasarawa State Government has announced that it secured $2.3 billion (over N3 trillion) in investments between 2022, when the maiden investment summit took place, and the present.
The government also launched the 2026 edition of its investment summit with the theme: “Bold Transitions: Building a Legacy for a Sustainable Future.”
Governor Abdullahi Sule, who made the disclosure while speaking in Lafia, the state capital, said the administration had implemented ambitious reform-driven programmes designed to strengthen institutional structures and improve the ease of doing business.
The governor, who was represented by the chief executive officer of Nasarawa Investment Development Agency (NASIDA), Ibrahim Adamu Abdullahi, further stated that the state had been strategically positioned as a competitive destination for investors.
He explained that the reforms had reshaped the investment environment, drawing substantial private investments in agriculture, mining, infrastructure and manufacturing.
“Since the first Nasarawa Investment Summit in 2022, the state has attracted $1.8 billion in investments and $1.3 billion in technical assistance.
“In 2025, the state attracted $1 billion in investments, with $505 million already actualised. Overall, the state has attracted $2.3 billion in investments from 2022 to 2025 under Governor Sule’s leadership,” he said.
