Nigeria's Invest Lagos 3.0 Summit
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jun 09, 2026 · Last updated Jun 10, 2026
The event aims to attract significant investment into Nigeria>>>'s key sectors, potentially boosting economic growth and improving infrastructure. Increased private sector participation, especially in Nigeria — Lagos State>>>'s transportation and technology, could lead to higher productivity and enhanced ease of doing business, positively impacting various industries and potentially leading to stock market gains for companies involved.
The 'Invest In Lagos 3.0' Summit, themed 'Lagos: The Business Gateway to Africa,' brought together the Federal Government of Nigeria>>> and six state governments (Nigeria — Lagos State>>>, Nigeria — Abia State>>>, Nigeria — Oyo State>>>, Nigeria — Plateau State>>>, Nigeria — Taraba State>>>, and Nigeria — Nasarawa State>>>) to attract local and foreign investment. Over 600 high-level delegates, including sovereign wealth funds and development finance institutions, attended. Taiwo Oyedele>>>, Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, highlighted new tax reforms aimed at creating a business-friendly environment and supporting Nigeria>>>'s ambition of a one-trillion-dollar economy. Governors, including Babajide Sanwo-Olu>>> of Nigeria — Lagos State>>>, Alex Otti>>> of Nigeria — Abia State>>>, Hope Uzodimma>>> of Nigeria — Oyo State>>>, Caleb Mutfwang>>> of Nigeria — Plateau State>>>, and Suleman Abdullahi>>> of Nigeria — Nasarawa State>>>, presented multi-trillion-naira investment opportunities in infrastructure, agriculture, energy, and technology, assuring investors of conducive business environments and attractive returns.
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