List Of FG 65 Bankable Projects Open To Local And International Investors

List Of FG 65 Bankable Projects Open To Local And International Investors - On the sidelines of the ongoing 2026 IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok, The Federal Ministry of finance Nigeria launched Projects Nigeria - a pipeline of bankable projects worth US$78.5 billion, open to local and international investors.

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The Bankable Projects Spanning through key sectors like energy, transport, agriculture, industry and technology. These projects offer structured investment opportunities, supported by government and development partners to mobilise capital, create jobs and accelerate inclusive growth.

Here is the complete list of the 65 bankable projects under Nigeria’s “Projects Nigeria” pipeline (launched October 2026 by the Federal Ministry of Finance and partners). Total capital sought: US$78.5 billion. Projected jobs: ~366,763.

Details are drawn from the official project directory (finance.gov.ng/projectsnigeria and the Projects Nigeria Magazine PDF). Capitals and locations are as published; some are federal/MOFI-linked and others are state submissions.

Oil, Gas and Power (25 projects – ~US$36.4 bn)

1. Ace 3 MTPA Floating LNG – Escravos, Delta State (US$5.5 bn)

2. NPK and Urea Import Substitution – Ondo, Akwa Ibom & Bayelsa (US$4.69 bn)

3. IESL LNG Project – Akwa Ibom State (US$3.0 bn)

4. MIPL Ammonia and Phosphate – Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom (US$2.69 bn)

5. Project Reliaxx (crude evacuation & midstream) – Rivers & Delta States (US$1.70 bn)

6. Global Gas Cawthorne Channel Plant – Rivers State (US$300 m)

7. MMELT Diebu Creek Gas Project – Bayelsa State (US$271.4 m)

8. Fradro Trunk A Gas Pipeline – Edo, Delta, Anambra & Enugu (US$224.1 m)

9. First Metro 200 MW Power Plant – Lagos State (US$218.8 m)

10. Valiant 500 TPD LNG Plant – Ore, Ondo State (US$85.1 m)

11. VTT LNG – Gelegele Gbene, Edo State (US$60.1 m)

12. NUPRC Upstream Renewable Power – Rivers, Bayelsa, Delta & Akwa Ibom (US$30 m)

13. LNG Arete Mini-LNG – Ajaokuta, Kogi State (US$27.3 m)

14. Amari CNG Stations – Aba, Abia State (US$19.8 m)

15. Ondo Modular Refinery – Ilaje, Ondo State (US$15.00 bn)

16. UTM Floating LNG – Warri South, Delta State (US$1.50 bn)

17. Edo Condensate Refinery – Ikpoba-Okha, Edo State (US$345 m)

18. Quaint Power and Infrastructure – Plateau State (US$300 m)

19. Ebonyi 100 MW Gas Power Plant – Oferekpe, Ikwo, Ebonyi (US$153 m)

20. Oyo Gas Distribution Network – Oyo State (US$100 m)

21. Ibom Power Company – Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom (US$71 m)

22. Elebele Power Plant – Ogbia, Bayelsa (US$58 m)

23. Imo CNG Virtual Pipeline – Ngor-Okpala, Imo (US$50 m)

24. Taraba Hydropower Project – Taraba State (US$5 m)

25. Sokoto 33 kV Feeder Rehabilitation – Sokoto State (US$1 m)

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Transport and Maritime (8 projects – ~US$25.0 bn)

26. Strategic Deep Sea Ports – Badagry, Ibom, Ondo, Agge & Bakassi (US$11.5 bn)

27. National Inland Waterways – Eight states on the Niger & Benue (US$10.0 bn)

28. Lagos Greenline Railway – Lagos State (US$1.29 bn)

29. Traxport Lagos–Kano Rail Cargo – Lagos to Kano corridor (US$155.5 m)

30. Anambra Intra-City Rail – Anambra State (US$1.40 bn)

31. Enugu Light Rail – Enugu State (US$350 m)

32. Calabar–Obudu Railway – Cross River State (US$300 m)

33. Ogun Rail Extension – Agbado to Agbara, Ogun State (US$50 m)

Industry, Manufacturing and Mining (17 projects – ~US$6.6 bn)

34. PSML Integrated Steel Upgrade – Ovwian-Aladja, Warri, Delta (US$1.255 bn)

35. Harmony Glass – Ore, Ondo State (US$240.6 m)

36. Pharmaceutical Excipients – Edo State (US$70 m)

37. Solarge 1 GW Solar Module Plant – Calabar, Cross River (US$54.6 m)

38. New Port City – Eleme, Rivers State (US$1.60 bn)

39. Katsina Green Economic Zone – Katsina (US$1.00 bn)

40. Zamfara Solid Minerals Pre-Export Finance – Zamfara State (US$1.00 bn)

41. Ajaokuta Special Economic Zone – Kogi State (US$500 m)

42. Mbatiav Cement Factory – Gboko, Benue (US$450.7 m)

43. China Africa Industrial Economic City – Kano (US$250 m)

44. Gombe Industrial Park – Yamaltu-Deba, Gombe (US$131 m)

45. Aba Metallurgical Complex – Aba, Abia (US$23 m)

46. Njimtilo Industrial Estate – Maiduguri, Borno (US$11.1 m)

47. Adamawa Free Trade Zone – Yola, Adamawa (US$6.5 m)

48. Gagarawa Industrial Park – Jigawa State (US$6.5 m)

49. Yobe Cement Company – Gulani, Yobe (US$3.3 m)

50. Kebbi Free Trade Zone – Kamba, Kebbi (US$2.6 m)

Agriculture and Agro-Processing (6 projects – ~US$9.8 bn)

51. One Million Hectare Tree Crops – Nationwide (US$6.14 bn)

52. Fish City Seafood Export Hub – Six coastal states (US$3.0 bn)

53. DEPA Programme – 21 states (US$480 m)

54. Giri Agro-Processing Hub – Giri, FCT (US$105 m)

55. Promakar Sorghum Expansion – Ogun State (US$7.5 m)

56. Kaduna Green Economic and Agro-Industrial Zone – Kaduna State (US$80 m)

Technology, Health and Urban Services (9 projects – ~US$0.7 bn)

57. PELIA Flare-Gas AI Data Centre – Gbetiokun, OML 40, Delta State (US$355.6 m)

58. Lagos Solid Waste Concession – Lagos State (US$82.8 m)

59. Access Bank Affordable Housing – Lagos & Ogun pilot (US$74.6 m)

60. NUPRC Leak Detection Service – Niger Delta / Port Harcourt (US$40 m)

61. NUPRC Crude Fingerprinting Centre – Port Harcourt, Rivers (US$20 m)

62. Ekiti Knowledge Zone – Ado–Ijan road, Ekiti (US$80 m)

63. Nasarawa Technology Hub – Karu, Nasarawa (US$5 m)

64. Kwara Innovation Hub – Ilorin South, Kwara (US$3.9 m)

65. Lagos Smart Health Information Platform – Lagos State (US$2.8 m)

For full investor summaries, bankability metrics, deal structures, visit the official portal: https://finance.gov.ng/projectsnigeria.