Nigeria

The densest economic corridor in West Africa: roughly 75% of regional trade.

Sole-sourced and financed through an infrastructure tax-credit scheme. The governance questions are the story.

Segment-by-segment delivery; financing has repeatedly outrun disbursement.

Adds a third to Nigerian liquefaction capacity; upstream feedgas security is the open question.

Twenty million people served by a utility with fewer than 500,000 metered connections.

Sub-sovereign delivery outperforming the federal programme it connects to.

Nigeria generates far more than it delivers; this is the wires-and-metering fix, six years behind schedule.

Nigeria's first deepwater container port; hinterland road access remains the constraint.

Social infrastructure is chronically under-tracked; it barely registers in continental pipeline datasets.

The longest subsea cable ever built; encircles the continent with 46 landings.

Phase I remains the reference Nigerian IPP; unpaid invoices froze the expansion.

The largest distributed-energy programme in the world by beneficiary count.

The first serious attempt at sovereign African AI compute capacity.

Edge capacity in markets that global operators still treat as too small.

The DFC's largest digital commitment in Africa; power reliability is priced into every megawatt.

Drove double-digit price declines in West African transit within eighteen months.

Regulatory approval, not capital, determines the map. Licensing has moved faster than any fibre programme.