“The country’s fiscal space is getting increasingly constrained, as a result, government can not provide the resources required to meet all of its obligations and bridge the huge infrastructure gap, the most feasible option is to attract private sector investments; BPE’s current initiatives in its 2021 workplan and additional roles in the PPP space is […]
Read More“However, in order to unlock the requisite financing from the private sector (who would typically raise investment capital through equity, as well as long-term debt from financial institutions), it is important that Nigeria’s PPP policy framework is unambiguous and in tandem with international best practises and adher to the rules that guide issues around bankability.” […]
Read More“The future lives in a very broad set of possibilities and we are faced with a full range of possible futures. But, what is our intended future? As we strive towards our preferred future, it behoves on us to articulate a clear vision that drives action for the Bureau, and to proactively put plans and […]
Read MoreWe are investing in our human capital and it is yielding results BPE is open for business. At the onset of the current leadership, the Bureau introduced a new vision and programme philosophy aimed at rediscovering its core values of transparency and integrity, and repositioning it for a future of responsible reform and privatisation based […]
Read MoreDear All, It is nice to engage again on this platform. I trust you have been keeping well and keeping busy. It is the 30th Anniversary week of this great institution and I would like to use this opportunity to salute the founding visionairres of the Privatisation and Sector Reform agenda for their great foresight. […]
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