The World Bank approved $1.25 billion in financing for Nigeria on July 1, 2026 alongside a new Country Partnership Framework (CPF) covering 2026-2032. The financing supports capital markets deepening, digital economy modernisation, energy access expansion and investment climate reform. The CPF sets out the World Bank’s six-year strategy for Africa’s largest economy.
Capital Details
Market Significance
The World Bank's CPF sets the programming agenda for the largest development finance institution in Nigeria — all World Bank Nigeria projects from 2026-2032 operate within this framework.
What Happens Next
Individual project approvals under the CPF across energy, digital, capital markets and agriculture.
Commercial Opportunity
World Bank CPF signals where DFI capital will flow in Nigeria for the next 6 years — energy access, capital markets and digital are the priority sectors.