WIEG Investment Summit 2026

Nigeria | Financial Services

Third Party Event

25 Feb 2026 - 26 Feb 2026

WIEG Investment Summit 2026 | Where Policy Meets Capital and Capital Meets the Market

Nigeria’s next growth phase will be driven by intentional capital aligned with bankable ideas.

The WIEG Investment Summit 2026 convenes cooperatives, SMEs and MSMEs, bilateral and multilateral business associations, alongside a WIEG-led investor consortium committing up to US$500 million in catalytic investments across priority sectors—aviation, agriculture, education, health, transportation, technology, communications, innovation, and the creative economy.

Day One anchors strategy and context, bringing together policy leaders, regulators, development finance institutions, academia, and private sector executives to examine reforms, risks, and scalable opportunities within Nigeria’s evolving macroeconomic landscape.

Day Two shifts decisively from dialogue to execution, as qualified delegates access the WIEG Deal-Making Room to engage investors actively seeking investment-ready projects, scalable enterprises, and credible cooperative models.

This is not a conference—it is a conversion platform: policy to capital, capital to market.

Seats are limited. Capital is intentional.

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