Ministry Of Industry, Trade, Investment And Private Sector Development.
“When you invest, you are buying a day that you don’t have to work.”
“Fostering a competitive and business-friendly environment in Niger State, where industries flourish, trade flows, and investments grow, ensuring economic diversification and sustainable development”
To create an enabling environment for businesses to thrive, attract investments, and promote trade, through effective policies, strategies, and partnerships, driving economic growth and diversification in Niger State.”
A. Reduce And Ease The Cost Of Doing Business In Niger State.
B. Empower The Businesses Through Patronage
C. Organize The Sector Into Trade Groups And Associations To Encourage Cooperation Among Them.
D. Support The Sectors’ Promotional Programmes And Encourage Social Responsibility.
E. Sustain And Promote Domestic Investments And Become An Important Link In National Supply Chain.
F. Reduce Business Related Corruption And Sharp Unethical Practices.
G. Attract Local And Foreign Investments.
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Welcome to the Niger State Ministry of Industry, Trade, Investment and Private sector Development, where we connect visionary investors with exceptional opportunities in Nigeria’s largest and most strategically positioned state. Located in the heart of the North Central region, Niger State is the largest state in the country by area and serves as a pivotal hub for commerce, industry, and natural resources.
Under the distinguished leadership of Farmer Governor Mohammed Umar Bago , Niger State is undergoing a significant transformation, marked by economic growth, infrastructural development, and a commitment to creating a secure and conducive environment for investment. Our state capital, Minna, alongside key cities such as Bida, Kontagora, and Suleja, is poised to become a beacon of economic activity, driven by strategic investments and innovative initiatives.
Niger State, named after the iconic River Niger, is endowed with remarkable natural resources, including gold, iron ore, coal, tin, and uranium. The state also boasts vast fertile lands that produce an array of agricultural commodities, such as soybeans, sugar cane, and grains. These resources are complemented by our significant energy infrastructure, including two of Nigeria’s major hydroelectric power stations—the Kainji Dam and Shiroro Dam—as well as the recently completed Zungeru Dam. This robust infrastructure ensures a reliable power supply, critical for the success of industrial ventures.Continue Reading