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Connecting communities and markets through roads, rail, power and housing to unlock economic activity.
Major infrastructure projects are transforming Nigeria's connectivity landscape, with ongoing developments in roads, rail, power generation, and housing aimed at boosting commerce and improving the quality of life for all Nigerians.
Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway (Flagged off 2024): A ~700 km coastal expressway to link southern economic hubs, open trade corridors and create thousands of construction and logistics jobs. First phases and segments already under contract.
Port Harcourt–Aba Rail Line: Project operational under the current administration, improving freight and passenger connectivity in South-South/South-East corridors.
Renewed Hope Infrastructure Development Fund (RHIDF): A financing platform aimed at mobilizing up to N20 trillion for roads, power, bridges and housing.
Large-scale capital projects are prioritised for transport corridors, energy expansion and urban renewal. The approach uses federal funding, sovereign instruments and PPPs to deliver highways, rail lines, electrification and affordable housing — all intended to reduce logistics costs and create jobs.
Ministry of Works, Transport, Power; state governments; contractors; concessionaires; financiers.
~700 km total; first awarded phase: ~47.47 km in Nnewi town.
A total number of 279
Ministry of Works, Transport, Power; state governments; contractors; concessionaires; financiers.
