NSIA to Increase Investment in Infrastructure - THISDAYLIVE

The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority , manager of Nigeria’s sovereign wealth fund, has indicated its preparedness to deploy more capital towards developing infrastructure in the country.

On the other hand, its total comprehensive income, excluding the impact of foreign exchange gains, in the year under review, was N26.29 billion, as against the N26.28 billion recorded the previous year. “We have commissioned the LUTH cancer Centre. The facility will soon be fully open for clinical operations,” it explained.

“InfraCredit: NSIA having created InfraCredit, attracted other investors to the company and de-recognized it from the book. InfraCredit is poised to transform the infrastructure bond market having facilitated transactions for North South Power and Vitan. New investors in InfraCredit AfDB and KfW.

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