Author name: NSIA Admin

His Excellency, President Muhammadu Buhari, has approved the appointment of Dr. Ogechi Paschal-Ejiogu to the Board of Directors of the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority, effective Thursday, January 6th, 2022. She replaces Mr. Ike Chioke, the former appointee for the South-East region of Nigeria, who followin his appointment in 2021, had respectfully requested to be relieved of Board duty at the NSIA as his firm
was appointed to support government in another role.

The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (“NSIA” or “The Authority”), manager of Nigeria’s sovereign wealth fund, today announces its audited results for 2020 financial year, reflecting a strong financial performance and consistent implementation of strategic infrastructure investment programmes
for the year.

The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority, NSIA has begun implementing the directive for the restructuring of the Presidential Fertilizers Initiative (“PFI”).

The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (“NSIA” or “the Authority”) announces the expanded strategic partnership between the NSIA-LUTH Cancer
Center (“the Center”) and BIO Ventures for Global Health (BVGH) to realize NSIA’s vision for reducing the impact of cancer in Nigeria.

NSIA signs landmark agreements with OCP of Morocco, Akwa Ibom State, NNPC, GACN, NCDMB and FEPSAN for development of US$1.4 billion plant to produce Ammonia and Diammonium Phosphate, under its Gas Industrialization Strategy.

The Board of the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (“NSIA”) announces the donation of 126 units of Patient Monitors and 63 units of Oxygen Concentrators to 21 Healthcare Institutions across the 6 geopolitical zones of the country.

The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (“NSIA” or “The Authority”), manager of Nigeria’s sovereign wealth fund, today announced its results for the 2019 financial year. The results show that the Authority sustained its positive performance trajectory in the period under review.

On the 3rd of February 2020, the Federal Government of Nigeria (“FGN”), The Bailiwick of Jersey and the Government of the United States of America entered into an agreement regarding the sharing, transfer, repatriation, disposition and management of certain forfeited assets (the “Recovered Assets Agreement”).