Understanding Nigeria's defining moment...
While the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is implemented through eight (8) official priority areas, public engagement under the Renewed Hope Ambassadors (RHA) is deliberately structured around five (5) consolidated, communication-ready priority themes.
The 8 Priority Areas guide government action, policy design, budgeting, and institutional coordination.
The Five Communication-Ready Priority Themes For public communication and engagement, particularly at community and ward levels, the Renewed Hope Ambassadors consolidate the 8 priority areas into 5 thematic frames.
1. Fiscal & Macroeconomic Reforms: This theme covers economic restructuring, public finance discipline, revenue reforms, and macroeconomic stability.
2. Social Protection & Cost of Living: This theme addresses social safety nets, education access, health outcomes, and measures directly affecting household welfare.
3. Infrastructure & Real Economy: This theme covers roads, power, transport, housing, agriculture, and industrial productivity.
4. Jobs, Enterprise & Opportunity:
This theme focuses on job creation, MSMEs, youth enterprise, innovation, and private-sector-led growth.
5. Governance, Institutions & Democracy:
This theme addresses service delivery, institutional transparency, democratic processes, and citizen trust.
ADDITIONAL
Security & Community Policing: Although security is interlinked with governance, it will be explained separately at the grassroots because citizens require clear, focused solutions for their safety concerns.
Nigeria's Defining Decade
The Road to Renewed Hope
Pre-Tinubu Era
Structural Distortions & Fiscal Stress
Pivot
Stabilisation
Credibility Restored
Acceleration Phase
Growth, Investment & Delivery
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026+
2015 – 2022
Pre-Tinubu: Structural Distortions
Years of mounting fiscal pressure, unchecked subsidies, and FX distortions drained Nigeria's capacity for development.
- ₦4T+ annual subsidy burden
- Multiple, distorted FX windows
- Declining government revenues
- Growing external debt obligations
May 29, 2023
New Direction Begins
On inauguration day, President Tinubu made history — ending the fuel subsidy, unifying exchange rates, and launching the boldest reform package in a generation.
- Fuel subsidy ended immediately
- FX market unified
- Renewed Hope Agenda launched
- International credibility restored
2024
Stabilisation Phase
Revenue growth, inflation management, and institutional reform began to take hold. Social investment programmes scaled up. Infrastructure projects accelerated.
- 24 landmark reforms enacted
- Revenue-to-GDP ratio improving
- 15M+ social support beneficiaries
- Tax reform bills signed
2025+
Acceleration Phase
Nigeria shifts into high gear — investment returns, infrastructure scales, and the benefits of reform translate into visible, tangible improvements in daily life.
- ₦2.1T infrastructure investment
- Foreign direct investment rising
- All 36 states + FCT engaged
- 774 LGAs — Ambassador coverage
"Every reform has a cost. Every cost has a purpose. Nigeria's best chapter is being written now."
Nigeria's Current Phase: From Stabilisation to Acceleration
When President Tinubu took office in May 2023, Nigeria faced a constellation of deeply entrenched structural problems: a fuel subsidy regime consuming over ₦4 trillion annually, a fragmented and distorted foreign exchange system, declining government revenues, rising inflation, and a growing credibility deficit with international partners.
The initial months of the administration were necessarily focused on stabilisation — taking bold, sometimes painful decisions to restore fiscal credibility and create the platform for genuine growth. Those decisions have been made. The foundation has been laid.
Nigeria is now in its acceleration phase. Investment is returning. Revenue is growing. Infrastructure projects are being commissioned. Social protection is reaching more Nigerians. Institutions are being reformed. The national renewal is not coming — it is already underway.
Policy & Governance Framework
Eight Priority Areas of the Tinubu Administration
At the policy and governance level, the Tinubu Administration is anchored on eight clearly defined priority areas — each designed to deliver measurable change for every Nigerian.
Presidential Mandate: These eight pillars represent the complete policy architecture of the Renewed Hope Agenda — a blueprint for transforming Nigeria's economy, institutions, and quality of life for every citizen across all 36 states and the FCT.
01
Priority · 01
Reform the Economy for Sustained Inclusive Growth
Removing structural bottlenecks — fuel subsidy, fragmented exchange rates, fiscal deficits — and replacing them with a credible, investment-friendly economic framework that generates jobs and opportunity for all Nigerians, not just a privileged few.
02
Priority · 02
Strengthen National Security
Deploying a comprehensive security architecture to end terrorism, banditry, and communal violence in the North, tackle maritime insecurity in the South, and restore safety and confidence to every community — so that citizens, farmers, and businesses can thrive without fear.
03
Priority · 03
Boost Agriculture & Food Security
Reversing food inflation and import dependency by aggressively expanding domestic food production — through fertiliser access, irrigation investment, farmer support programmes, and a determined strategy to make Nigeria self-sufficient in rice, wheat, and other staple crops within this administration.
04
Priority · 04
Unlock Energy & Natural Resources
Ending Nigeria's paradox of darkness in an energy-rich nation — by rehabilitating power generation and distribution infrastructure, expanding gas-to-power and renewables, and responsibly monetising oil, gas, and solid mineral assets to fund national development.
05
Priority · 05
Enhance Infrastructure & Transportation
Building the physical backbone of a modern economy — accelerating completion of highways, rail lines, sea ports, airports, and bridges to cut the cost of moving people and goods, connect markets, and open previously isolated communities to national opportunity.
06
Priority · 06
Focus on Education, Health & Social Investment
Investing in the foundation of Nigeria's future — rehabilitating schools and hospitals, scaling conditional cash transfers to the most vulnerable, issuing student bursaries, and building the skills base that will power Nigeria's next generation of workers, entrepreneurs, and leaders.
07
Priority · 07
Accelerate Economic Diversification
Breaking oil dependency by deliberately building new pillars of the economy — manufacturing and industrial production, a world-competitive digital and technology sector, and a thriving creative economy (film, music, fashion, art) that positions Nigeria as Africa's cultural and commercial powerhouse.
08
Priority · 08
Improve Governance for Effective Service Delivery
Overhauling how government works — restructuring bloated and duplicative federal agencies, digitising public services to eliminate corruption touchpoints, strengthening anti-corruption institutions, and holding every ministry, department, and agency accountable for measurable delivery outcomes that citizens can see and feel.
"Democratic stability is built on understanding. When citizens can connect policy decisions to real outcomes, trust grows — and so does Nigeria."
Tinubu Administration · Renewed Hope Agenda 2023 – 2025
Delivery Across Every Zone
Nigeria's Renewal in Action
Key infrastructure projects and social investments across all 6 geopolitical zones
36
States + FCT
774
Local Govt Areas
₦2.1T
Infrastructure Investment
6
Geopolitical Zones
01
Kano State
Kano–Kaduna Expressway Rehabilitation
Complete reconstruction of the 203km dual carriageway linking Nigeria's two largest northern commercial hubs, cutting travel time by 40% and unlocking trade corridors.
203km
Road corridor
reconstructed
reconstructed
02
Lagos State
Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway & Port Expansion
The 700km Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway — the largest single road infrastructure project in Nigerian history — unlocking coastal trade and connecting 10 states.
700km
Coastal highway,
10 states connected
10 states connected
03
Delta State
Presidential Power Initiative — Delta Gas Plants
Rehabilitation and expansion of gas-to-power facilities in the Niger Delta, adding significant capacity to Nigeria's national grid and reducing power outages for millions.
2,000MW
Added to the
national grid
national grid
04
Enugu State
Renewed Hope Primary Healthcare Upgrade
Renovation and full re-equipping of 324 primary healthcare centres across the South East, restoring basic medical services to an estimated 1.2 million residents.
1.2M
Residents with
restored healthcare
restored healthcare
05
Kaduna State
Student Bursary Programme & School Rebuild
50,000 student bursaries issued and 180 primary schools fully reconstructed under the Renewed Hope Education Fund, giving thousands of children a path to learning.
50,000
Student bursaries
issued
issued
06
Borno State
North East Stabilisation Road Network
430km of critical roads rebuilt across conflict-affected North East communities, restoring market access, supply chains, and movement for over 450,000 residents.
0.45M
Residents with
restored road access
restored road access
07
Rivers State
Port Harcourt Deep Sea Port Modernisation
Major expansion of Port Harcourt's deep sea terminal, increasing cargo throughput capacity by 60%, cutting import costs, and creating 6,000 direct and indirect jobs.
6,000
Jobs created
directly & indirectly
directly & indirectly
08
Sokoto State
Sokoto Solar Energy Hub
A 100MW solar farm bringing reliable electricity to 380,000 households in Sokoto and neighbouring Kebbi State, under the national off-grid solar programme.
50,000
Households
electrified
electrified
09
Ogun State
Ogun–Guangdong Free Trade Zone Expansion
Expansion of Nigeria's flagship special economic zone, attracting ₦180B in new manufacturing investment and 8,500 new industrial jobs in textiles, electronics, and food processing.
₦180B
New manufacturing
investment attracted
investment attracted
10
Abuja – FCT
Abuja–Kano Expressway Rehabilitation
Full rehabilitation of Nigeria's most strategic north–south artery, linking the Federal Capital to the commercial north and serving over 12 million vehicle journeys annually.
375km
Strategic national
artery rehabilitated
artery rehabilitated
Road & Transport
Port & Maritime
Power & Energy
Healthcare
Education
Industrial & SEZ
Tinubu Administration · Federal Impact Report
Reform Investments Across
All 36 States & FCT
A state-by-state account of federal capital projects, security operations, social programmes, and governance reforms delivering results across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones.
🟢 North-West
🟤 North-East
🔵 North-Central
🌿 South-West
🍃 South-East
🩵 South-South
🏛️ FCT
North-West
Kano · Katsina · Kaduna · Sokoto · Zamfara · Jigawa · Kebbi
₦5.9 Trillion Federal Portfolio
₦5.9T
Total federal capital project approvals across the North-West zone — spanning highways, rail, security, and social investment. Every state in the zone is a direct beneficiary.
01Kano StateRail + Highway
🚂
Rail Infrastructure
Kano–Maradi rail expanded to ~67% completion, up from 5% inherited. ₦150B light rail allocation in 2025 budget.
🛣️
Highway Corridor
Abuja–Kaduna–Kano dualised highway — 350 km at ₦764B — directly connecting Kano to the national capital corridor.
🛡️
Security Operations
Federal joint task forces and air assets deployed as part of national counter-insurgency strategy. Ongoing operations coordinated with state security architecture.
02Katsina StateRoads + Trade
🛣️
Tax-Credit Road
Federal dualised 256 km BUA tax-credit road linking Jigawa–Katsina–Kano. Direct boost to agricultural trade linkages across three states.
🚂
Rail Allocation
₦100B light rail allocation in 2025 budget; Abuja–Kaduna–Kano highway and Sokoto–Gusau–Funtua–Zaria road ₦824B provide connectivity.
🌾
Economic Impact
Road infrastructure directly boosting agriculture and trade linkages, supported by federal-state planning fora and corridor project approvals.
03Kaduna StateSecurity + Rail
🛡️
Joint Security Operations
Joint federal/state security operations in high-risk zones; national coordination on intelligence-led counter-banditry and stabilisation.
🛣️
Highway + Rail
Part of Abuja–Kaduna–Kano 350 km dualised highway at ₦764B. Rail and highway projects create construction jobs and enhance enterprise connectivity.
🏛️
Governance
Federal infrastructure governance committees and enhanced federal-state planning on rail and highway corridor execution.
04Sokoto StateSuperhighway
🛣️
Superhighway Corridor
Illela–Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway — ~1,068 km crossing 7 states — in active progress. Sokoto–Gusau–Funtua–Zaria road at ₦824B.
🛡️
Security & Stabilisation
Federal security and stabilisation efforts ongoing with coordination between federal and state forces on border corridor security.
💼
Jobs & Enterprise
Transport corridor projects generate substantial regional construction jobs. Sokoto is a beneficiary of ~40% of total NW federal project value.
05Zamfara StateSecurity + Access
🛡️
Federal Security Tasking
Active federal security and stabilisation operations, including intelligence-led counter-banditry and coordination through the national security architecture.
🛣️
Road Connectivity
Roads serving Gusau–Sokoto connections included in federal programmes with carry-through impact on Zamfara. Part of ₦5.9T NW federal approvals.
🌾
Market & Agriculture
Road works and improved market access enhancing conditions for enterprise growth, supported by social welfare funding through federal programmes.
06Jigawa StateTax-Credit Road
🛣️
BUA Tax-Credit Road
Beneficiary of dualised 256 km BUA tax-credit road linking Jigawa, Katsina, and Kano — improving inter-state trade and agricultural logistics.
🛡️
Security Support
Federal security support continuing. State benefits from FAAC transfers enabled by national fiscal reforms, supporting local welfare programmes.
💼
Jobs & Trade
Road construction supporting direct and indirect jobs. Improved trade links opening agricultural produce to wider regional markets.
07Kebbi StateCorridors + Welfare
🛣️
Connectivity Investment
Federal investment in corridor and connectivity projects including trans-regional links toward Sokoto and Niger borders. Part of ₦5.9T NW portfolio.
🛡️
Border Security
Multi-agency federal security support stabilising border corridors and reducing banditry and communal violence along the Sokoto-Kebbi axis.
🤝
Social Protection
Federal conditional cash transfers and national education initiatives support Kebbi's social protection base. FAAC transfers augmented by national revenue reforms.
North-East
Adamawa · Bauchi · Borno · Gombe · Taraba · Yobe
~₦400B Regional Allocation
17 Roads
North-East governors formally requested completion of 17 major federal road projects across the zone. Federal security operations continue counter-insurgency across all six states, with welfare and reconstruction support for displaced communities.
08Adamawa StateInfrastructure
🏗️
Urban Infrastructure
Federal-backed underpass flyover and urban infrastructure commissions in Yola, flagged by the Presidency as priority projects.
🛡️
Counter-Insurgency
Continued federal support for counter-insurgency and joint operations, with state-federal coordination on priority roads and security infrastructure.
💼
Jobs
Urban infrastructure construction supporting local jobs. Federal workforce training cooperation referenced at NE governors' meeting with President.
09Bauchi StateRoad Completion
🛣️
17 Priority Roads
NE governors sought completion of 17 major road projects affecting Bauchi and other NE states at a 2025 meeting with President Tinubu.
🛡️
Military & Police
Enhanced military and police operations related to insurgency stabilisation. Federal safety nets and welfare initiatives continued under broader federal schemes.
📈
Growth Multiplier
Road project completions and federal funding pipelines seen as direct jobs multiplier for the state economy and regional connectivity.
10Borno StateReconstruction
🏘️
Resettlement & Rebuilding
Federal welfare programmes supporting resettlement and reintegration of displaced persons. NEDC-associated housing, schools, and clinic projects active.
🛡️
Counter-Insurgency
Federal security leadership directing counter-insurgency operations, supporting community policing and civilian joint task force (CJTF) structures.
🛣️
Road Network
Calls for completion of 17 NE roads including those in Borno. Federal-state coordination on security and reconstruction ongoing.
11Gombe StateStabilisation
🛣️
Road Advocacy
Active advocacy for completion of road projects affecting Gombe, aligned with national infrastructure programme and the 17-road NE request.
🛡️
Joint Operations
Joint security operations with federal forces to stabilise regional hotspots. National social protection programmes including cash transfers and basic services delivered.
💼
Enterprise & Jobs
Infrastructure projects and federal funding align with job creation. Federal-state dialogue on road and economic prioritisation active.
12Taraba StateConnectivity
🛣️
Priority Roads
NE governors requested completion of priority roads impacting Taraba. Federal-state coordination on priority road execution. FAAC transfers supporting state budgets.
🛡️
Security Cooperation
Strengthened federal security cooperation across Taraba's diverse communities. Access to federal welfare programmes under national schemes.
🌾
Local Enterprise
Road completion efforts expected to promote local enterprise development, improving access to markets for agricultural producers.
13Yobe StateFAAC + Security
💰
Fiscal Transfers
Included within NE regional FAAC allocations. National fiscal reforms have increased the volume of transfers to all states, expanding Yobe's budget capacity.
🛡️
Insurgency Response
Federal and state security operations continuing to combat insurgency. National welfare and reconstruction support active across Yobe LGAs.
🛣️
Road & Commerce
Federal road corridor planning and completion of network connections supports commerce, employment, and community mobility across the state.
North-Central
Nasarawa · Kwara · Kogi · Benue · Plateau · Niger
Multiple ₦Bn Highway Contracts
14Nasarawa StateNear Completion
🛣️
Federal Road Contracts
Nasarawa–Toto–Abaji road ₦4.42B at 92.5% completion. Lafia–Obi–Awe–Tunga road ₦7.94B at 98.2% complete. Reconstruction Nasarawa–Loko ₦5.40B.
🛡️
Transit Security
Federal-state anti-crime cooperation on interstate transit security. Joint committees with FG on road project completion and handover.
💼
Construction Jobs
Construction works expanding direct and indirect jobs in Nasarawa. National welfare investments support human capital development.
15Kwara StateHighway Network
🛣️
Federal Highway Contracts
Ilorin–Jebba–Mokwa–Birnin Gwari road ₦14.58B. Patigi–Kpada road ₦4.35B. Ohan/Moro Bridges rehabilitation ₦865M. Ilorin–Kabba–Obajana ₦8.22B.
🛡️
Corridor Security
FG security deployments protecting strategic routes including the Abuja–Lokoja–Ilorin trunk corridor. National welfare transfers flowing via federal programmes.
💼
Logistics & Jobs
Multiple highway contracts driving jobs in road upgrades and logistics. Federal oversight of multi-state corridor execution active.
16Kogi StateCorridor Hub
🛣️
Strategic Corridor
Lokoja–Obajana–Kabba–Ilorin corridor ₦5.24B. Abuja–Abaji–Lokoja sections across multiple phases ₦9.7B–₦11.9B. Federal highway pipeline through Kogi is extensive.
🛡️
Corridor Security
Federal response units engaged on corridor security. Intelligence-driven arms recoveries reported in Kogi as part of national security reform programme.
💼
Construction Jobs
Infrastructure expansion supporting construction jobs. Federal-state project review committees active. Cash transfers and federal welfare schemes delivered locally.
17Benue StateRoads + Welfare
🛣️
Federal Road Works
Oshegbudu–Oweto road ₦7.96B. Otukpo township road ₦9.99B. Both are active federal contracts under the Ministry of Works dualisation and rehabilitation programme.
🤝
Social Programmes
Participation in federal social programmes including Conditional Cash Transfers and School Feeding. State-federal alignment on corridor prioritisation panels.
💼
Local Employment
Road and infrastructure commissioning supporting local employment. FG and state alignment on corridor prioritisation and project monitoring.
18Plateau StateRoads + Security
🛣️
Federal Road Contracts
Panyam–Bokkos–Wamba road ₦14.22B. Pankshin–Tapshin–Gambar–Sara–Kal–Gindiri road ₦15.39B. Major federal road expansions underway.
🛡️
Communal Zone Policing
Federal policing cooperation active for communal zones in Plateau. Enhanced coordination between federal forces and state security apparatus.
💼
Infrastructure Jobs
Infrastructure jobs and small enterprise growth supported by federal project coordination forums. Participation in federal social safety nets.
19Niger StateHighway + Gas
🛣️
Major Highway Contracts
Suleja–Minna Phase I ₦9.95B (74% complete). Phase II ₦23.63B. Agaie–Katcha–Barro ₦17.56B. Bida–Sacci–Nupeko–Pategi ₦8.85B.
⛽
AKK Gas Pipeline
The Ajaokuta–Kaduna–Kano (AKK) gas pipeline — $2.89B / 614 km — passes through Niger, bringing energy infrastructure with downstream jobs and industrial potential.
🛡️
Rural Security
Federal security support to minimise rural crime. Road works and logistics expansion driving employment. Federal-state interface on corridor planning active.
South-West
Lagos · Oyo · Ogun · Ondo · Osun · Ekiti
₦3.9T Lagos Projects Alone
20Lagos StateFlagship Zone · ₦3.9T Federal Portfolio
🏖️
Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway
Initial syndicated loan $747M for first phase (47.47 km). Total corridor ~700 km projected at up to $11B. Lagos is the western anchor of Nigeria's most ambitious coastal infrastructure project.
🛣️
Lagos–Ibadan Expressway
Fresh FEC tranche of ₦43B approved (November 2025) for completion of outstanding sections. One of Nigeria's busiest inter-state corridors fully funded for completion.
⛴️
Port Modernisation
Maersk committed $600M for port infrastructure modernisation, materially upgrading Lagos port capacity. Lekki–Dangote–Port corridor road: $652M China Exim-backed finance approved.
💼
Tens of Thousands of Jobs
Construction and logistics jobs from coastal highway + Lagos–Ibadan + port works projected in the tens of thousands (direct and indirect). Federal-state project steering committees active.
21Oyo StateSuperhighway
🛣️
Badagry–Oyo Segment
Badagry–Ogun–Oyo border segment (162.97 km) awarded and approved as part of the Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway. FEC approvals in place.
🚢
Trade Corridor Benefit
Lagos–Ibadan Expressway completion improves trade links to Lagos ports, directly benefiting Oyo's manufacturers, traders, and agri-producers.
💼
Construction & Haulage Jobs
Jobs from corridor construction and improved port access across construction, haulage, and trade sectors. Federal ministry coordination on road sections active.
22Ogun StatePort Gateway
🏗️
Port-Linked Finance
Lekki–Dangote corridor road: $652M China Exim-backed finance. Maersk $600M port investment impact flows into Ogun's logistics and haulage economy.
🛡️
Port & Corridor Security
Federal security posture strengthened around port and evacuation corridors, with coordination between state and national security architecture.
💼
Thousands of Jobs
Port-linked road finance and Maersk seaport investment generating measurable uplift in transport, logistics, and haulage jobs — thousands over construction and operations.
23Ondo StateCoastal Highway
🏖️
Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway
The 700 km coastal highway passes through Ondo's coastal corridor. First-phase loan of $747M anchors rollout and construction employment near Ondo segments.
🛡️
Coastal Security
Enhanced federal-state coordination for coastal security and protection of the transport corridor. Federal programmes remain active across Ondo LGAs.
💼
Coastal Economy Jobs
Jobs from coastal corridor construction and later logistics and hospitality in coastal hubs. Federal steering committees managing implementation with coastal states.
24Osun StateSupply Chain
🛣️
Corridor Benefit
Lagos–Ibadan expressway completion eases supply chains into Osun's industrial zones. Improved FAAC flows and federal transport investments supporting Osun economic plans.
🛡️
Highway Security
Federal-state security liaison on highway protection. Federal social programmes continue, complemented by state-funded interventions.
💼
Market Access
Construction and logistics employment through corridor completions. Small enterprise boost from improved market access to Lagos and South-West regional hubs.
25Ekiti StateFAAC + Trade
💰
Fiscal Transfers
Benefits from national fiscal reforms via FAAC and federal programmes supporting state budgets. Indirect corridor benefits from Lagos–Ibadan and coastal projects improve market access for agro-products.
🤝
Social Safety Nets
Federal social safety nets implemented. State welfare programmes supported by increased FAAC transfers enabled by national revenue reforms.
💼
Trade & Transport Jobs
Job gains largely through trade, transport, and provisioning for major construction activities in adjacent corridors. Federal-state planning interactions ongoing.
South-East
Abia · Anambra · Ebonyi · Enugu · Imo
Eastern Rail + IsDB/AfDB Projects
26Abia StateIsDB Finance
🏗️
Integrated Infrastructure
$125M IsDB financing approved for the Abia Integrated Infrastructure Project — ~126 km of roads in Aba and ~35.6 km in Umuahia (total project ~$263.8M with AfDB and state counterpart).
💼
3,000+ Direct Jobs
State government estimates cite ~3,000+ direct construction jobs from the IsDB/AfDB infrastructure package, with indirect employment in logistics and services.
🛡️
Security Coordination
Federal-state coordination on policing and stabilisation. FEC approvals and multilateral finance require government-to-government implementation agreements and MOUs.
27Anambra StateEastern Rail Pledge
🚂
Eastern Rail & Anambra Basin
President Tinubu pledged federal support to complete the Port Harcourt–Maiduguri Eastern Rail and develop the resource-rich Anambra Basin (estimated ~30 billion cubic feet gas reserves).
🛣️
Enugu–Onitsha Dual Carriageway
~107 km dual carriageway under the MTN RITC tax-credit scheme, originally costed at ₦202.8B. Progress accelerated under the current administration.
💼
Long-Term Enterprise Growth
Rail completion and basin development would unlock major upstream/downstream investment and long-term job creation in energy, rail logistics, and industrial sectors.
28Ebonyi StateFlyover + Corridor
🌉
Abakaliki–Afikpo Flyover
Flyover reported at approximately ₦25B in FEC and Ministry of Works project lists. Trans-Sahara agricultural corridor projects also affecting Ebonyi.
🌾
Agro-Trade Corridor
Calabar–Ebonyi corridor supporting agro-trade volumes. Road and flyover packages generate construction jobs and improve market access for agricultural producers.
🤝
Social Reconstruction
Federal social programmes including resettlement support and safety nets active. Federal-state project management committees operational for corridor execution.
29Enugu StateMTN Tax-Credit
🛣️
Enugu–Onitsha Dual Carriageway
~107 km originally costed at ₦202.8B under the MTN RITC tax-credit scheme. Federal Ministry of Works reported ₦127B released for continuation. Completion deadlines directed by FMoW.
💼
Logistics Multiplier
Dual carriageway is a major job generator during construction — tens of thousands of person-months — and a logistics multiplier for haulage, trade, and retail on completion.
🏛️
Governance
FG/contractor/MTN coordination under RITC framework. Ministry supervision and contractual enforcement actions reported. Governor Mbah cited FAAC receipts growth in 2025.
30Imo StatePresidential Commission
🎗️
Commissioned by President
Owerri–Mbaise–Umuahia road (52 km) commissioned by President Tinubu. Related flyovers also inaugurated at presidential events. Among the most high-profile federal project deliveries in the South-East.
💼
Jobs & Trade
52 km corridor directly creates construction jobs and eases inter-state trade flows. Civic projects including EIICC conference centre support local hospitality and service employment.
🤝
Federal Programmes
Federal transfers and investments supporting state social services. Federal-state implementation agreements and commissioning oversight for FEC-approved project delivery.
South-South
Delta · Bayelsa · Rivers · Akwa Ibom · Cross River · Edo
Oil Revenue Reform + Coastal Highway
₦5.25T
Planned total cost of Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway (~750 km), passing through every South-South coastal state. Alongside oil revenue reforms that are increasing federation account inflows to oil-producing states.
31Delta StateOil Revenue Reform
⛽
Oil Revenue Mainstreaming
Federal oil and gas revenue reforms (effective 2026) directing all revenues into the federation account — bolstering FAAC flows to oil-producing states including Delta.
🛣️
Highway & Coastal Projects
Sapele–Ewu dualisation sections (~260+ km of road contracts). Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway (750 km) will pass through Delta's coastal corridor.
🛡️
Niger Delta Security
Federal emergency security actions in the wider Niger Delta. Increased federal presence protecting oil infrastructure. National social welfare programmes reaching Delta communities.
32Bayelsa StateCoastal Corridor
🏖️
Coastal Highway Passage
Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway traverses Bayelsa's coastal corridor, connecting it directly to national trade routes. Projected to stimulate construction and long-term logistics employment.
🛡️
Oil Infrastructure Security
Targeted federal security deployments protecting oil and transport infrastructure in coastal and pipeline corridors. Ongoing Niger Delta security architecture active.
💰
Fiscal Inclusion
Inclusion in oil revenue mainstreaming reforms increasing predictable funding. Federal welfare transfers and national programmes supporting Bayelsa households.
33Rivers StateMajor Road Contracts
🛣️
Bodo–Bonny Road & Bridge
78 km of highway with total contract sum of ~₦120.6B (Julius Berger). Aba–Port Harcourt Road Section IV (41.4 km) at ~₦34B. Coastal highway also passing through Rivers.
🛡️
State of Emergency (2025)
State of emergency declared in March 2025 following extensive pipeline vandalism — empowering rapid federal deployment to restore order and protect oil infrastructure.
💼
Construction & Engineering Jobs
Major road packages (~₦120B + ~₦34B) plus coastal highway insertion creating significant jobs in construction, engineering, and logistics. Oil revenue reform increasing FAAC inflows.
34Akwa Ibom StateCoastal + Oil Revenue
🏖️
Coastal Highway Segment
Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway traverses Akwa Ibom as a major segment. Federal rehabilitation of Calabar–Itu–Ikot Ekpene–Aba road corridor (multi-billion naira contracts) affecting the state.
⛽
Oil Revenue Gains
Oil and gas revenue reforms expected to boost state share from the federation account. National social safety nets delivered through FG agencies supporting residents.
💼
Construction Jobs
Corridor construction expected to drive thousands of jobs in grading, surfacing, environmental mitigation, and ancillary services. FG legislative committees managing project execution.
35Cross River StateHighway Terminus
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Coastal Highway Terminus — Calabar
The Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway culminates in Calabar — positioning Cross River as the eastern anchor of Nigeria's most strategic coastal corridor. Federal rehabilitation of Calabar–Ugep–Katsina Ala road sections underway.
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Oil Revenue Reforms
Direct fiscal boost from oil revenue flows into federation account reforms, supporting state budget space. Security coordination for coastal and transit infrastructure protection.
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Long-Term Trade & Transport Jobs
Highway terminus status and associated feeder routes driving long-term trade and transport jobs. Federal coordination on right-of-way, environment, and inter-state project delivery.
36Edo StateDualisation + Coastal
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Lokoja–Benin Dualisation
Federal highway rehabilitation including multiple sections of the Lokoja–Benin Road dualisation phases — original contract sums exceeding ₦30B+ on various segments.
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Coastal Highway Corridor
Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway passes through Edo as a critical connecting state on the South-South–South-West boundary. Part of the ~750 km national corridor.
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Road Dualisation Jobs
Road dualisation and corridor positioning are major job drivers for Edo. Large contract values (₦30B+) underpin substantial employment in civil works. FG-state technical committees active.
Federal Capital Territory — Abuja
The seat of federal governance and coordination hub for all national programmes
AKK Pipeline $2.89B
37FCT — AbujaNational Coordination Hub
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AKK Gas Pipeline
The Ajaokuta–Kaduna–Kano (AKK) Gas Pipeline — total project cost ~$2.89B / 614 km — passes through FCT, bringing energy infrastructure with gas supply chain jobs and downstream industrial potential for Abuja and the region.
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Federal Coordination Hub
FCT hosts the federal policing and anti-terror coordination apparatus. All federal social schemes are administered through Abuja-based ministries, with the FCT receiving direct federal funding rather than FAAC allocations.
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Energy & Infrastructure Jobs
Energy and connected infrastructure investments boosting jobs in power, gas supply chains, and federal construction projects. Central coordination of federal-state project committees across all 36 states.
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Capital Projects
FCT benefits from direct federal funding for national programmes. Abuja–Lokoja highway dualisation phases (multiple ₦9.7B–₦11.9B contracts) improve the FCT's connectivity to the national road network.
Renewed Hope Administration · Nigeria · 36 States Federal Impact Report
Sources: Federal Executive Council (FEC) Project Approvals 2024–2025; Federal Ministry of Works project lists; Budget Office of the Federation; IsDB/AfDB project documentation; State House Abuja briefings; NE Governors' Meeting with President Tinubu 2025; Governor Uzodimma PGF Summit Address (February 2026); Ministry of Defence midterm report (June 2025); NBS; FAAC monthly communiqués.