Di Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) don talk say Nigeria dey position itself as one place wey dey reform-driven and ready to compete for global capital, as dem host one United Kingdom trade and investment delegation for Abuja.

Dis position dey inside statement wey dem release for Wednesday after di UK–Nigeria Trade and Investment Mission wey happen from April 20 to 21, 2026. Dem do am in collaboration with DMA Invest and di UK Department of Trade, plus di British High Commission and private sector stakeholders still dey involved.

According to di Commission, di mission send "one clear and confident message to potential investors say Nigeria dey open for business, dey reform-driven, and ready to compete."

Di NIPC yarn say di two-day engagement get ministerial roundtables, sector-specific discussions, and targeted Business-to-Government and Business-to-Business meetings to turn dialogue into concrete investment deals.

Dem still note say participants "move pass dialogue go action, as dem identify concrete, bankable opportunities wey go speed up investment inflows and deepen bilateral economic ties."

Di Commission add say DMA Invest describe dia performance as "di best wey e don ever be," and dis one show di ongoing institutional reforms, better coordination, and efforts to create smooth, investor-focused environment.

Na di Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of NIPC, Aisha Rimi, lead di engagements, as she set di tone for discussions wey focus on turning di recent diplomatic momentum into tangible investments.

Dem quote Rimi for di statement wey talk say: "Dis Mission no be just about gist—e be about conversion. Our priority na to make sure say strategic engagements lead to real projects and partnerships wey go create real impact for Nigeria economy."

She stress say make dem translate gains from di recent state visit of President Bola Tinubu and other UK–Nigeria engagements into measurable investment results.

Di Commission describe di mission as one big step to strengthen economic cooperation between Nigeria and di United Kingdom, noting say e align with ongoing efforts to attract foreign direct investment as broader economic reforms dey happen.

Dem add say as momentum dey build, di NIPC remain committed to facilitating investments, unlocking opportunities, and driving sustainable growth through strategic partnerships.