The federal government of Nigeria is preparing to sell selected state-owned assets to private investors later this year.
The Finance Minister and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, said the government is finalizing which assets will be included and how the sales will be carried out.
Edun explained that recent economic reforms have improved conditions for investors, making Nigeria a more attractive place for capital.
He added that the government wants to work with the private sector through partnerships instead of keeping full public control over the assets.
The minister also said that encouraging private investment is a key part of the country’s growth plan.
He recalled that earlier this year, the government confirmed its focus on creating more jobs and expanding the economy.
Edun noted that higher investment is necessary to increase productivity and sustain long-term growth.
According to him, Nigeria is committed to reforms that rebuild confidence in policies and maintain economic stability.
The government hopes these steps will attract both local and foreign investors ahead of the asset sales planned for 2026.
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