Nasarawa State Attracts Over $1 Billion in Investments

In 2025, Nasarawa State secured a total of $1,008,529,220 in domestic and foreign direct investments, as reported by the Nasarawa Investment Development Agency. This investment is projected to create 22,645 jobs across various sectors, including agriculture, mining, and manufacturing.

The actualized investments amount to $505.7 million, while announced investments total $502.8 million. The breakdown of actualized investments includes $400 million in mining, $48.8 million in agriculture, and $46 million in manufacturing.

The geographical distribution of these investments spans six local government areas, with notable amounts in Kokona ($45.5 million), Akwanga ($31 million), and Keffi ($25.9 million). Governor Abdullahi Sule reaffirmed the administration's commitment to fostering a business-friendly environment during the opening of a new branch of a global bank in Lafia, highlighting the strategic partnerships with private institutions to accelerate economic growth.