President Bola Tinubu on Tuesday directed the swift commencement of all sanctioned infrastructure projects across Nigeria. Speaking at the 2025 Nigeria Public-Private Partnership Summit in Abuja, he emphasized the administration’s commitment to delivering sustainable, inclusive infrastructure while cutting through bureaucratic delays.
Represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima, Tinubu vowed to fast-track project approvals and enhance coordination among government agencies to accelerate implementation. He stressed that Nigerians expect tangible improvements—power, roads, health facilities, and schools—not just promises.
Tinubu also highlighted the need for stronger public-private partnerships focused on innovation, efficiency, and integrity, urging private investors to view Nigeria’s market as a prime opportunity despite perceived risks. He reaffirmed commitment to the National Integrated Infrastructure Master Plan (2020–2043) aimed at significantly boosting the country’s infrastructure stock by 2043.
The President cautioned that plans alone won’t build infrastructure and called for decisive action to turn commitments into reality.
