Nasarawa Governor Says Nigeria Can Fund Infrastructure Gap Domestically
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Nasarawa State Governor stated Nigeria has sufficient domestic capital to address its infrastructure deficit. This claim comes amid Nigeria's broader $2.3 trillion infrastructure financing gap and a 28 million housing shortage. The government's ability to mobilize domestic resources affects urban development and economic stability.
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- •Nasarawa Governor made the statement on May 15, 2026.
- •Nigeria faces a $2.3 trillion infrastructure financing gap as of May 2026.
- •Nigeria has a housing deficit of 28 million units contributing to urban challenges.
- •The government is preparing to present its infrastructure financing plans at a global summit in 2026.
- •Urban areas in Nigeria are experiencing rising disorder linked to housing shortages.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Nigeria successfully mobilizes domestic capital as Nasarawa Governor suggests the country could reduce reliance on foreign loans, improving financial sovereignty and accelerating infrastructure projects, benefiting urban populations and the economy.
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