Vice president Yemi Osinabajo told the WEF conference 30% of Nigeria’s budget was directed at capital plans ©World Economic Forum/Boris Baldinger

Vice president Yemi Osinabajo told the WEF conference 30% of Nigeria’s budget was directed at capital plans ©World Economic Forum/Boris Baldinger

Nigeria pledges infrastructure spending boost

Will Green is news editor of Supply Management

posted by Will Green

in Procurement , Public sector

19 January 2017

Nigeria has pledged to spend more on infrastructure as part of an economic growth plan.

Vice president Yemi Osinabajo said 30% of the 2017 budget would be spent on capital projects.

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