Senator Sani Musa, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Finance, has affirmed that Nigeria is ready for serious global investment following the economic reforms of President Bola Tinubu’s administration.

Speaking at the EU-Africa Dialogue on Financing Africa’s Investment Gap, hosted by the Oxford Africa Governance Forum (OAGF) in the UK, Musa urged investors to focus on local, bankable projects rather than aid. He highlighted Nigeria’s vibrant population and untapped resources, citing agriculture, solid minerals, and infrastructure as “gold mines waiting for smart partnerships.”

Musa also assured that key economic indicators were stabilizing, with easing inflation, a stabilizing naira, and massive infrastructure projects underway. Addressing concerns about borrowing, he emphasized that all loans are planned, debated, and monitored within the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework to ensure fiscal responsibility.