Nigeria’s Investment Push Takes Centre Stage at Fidelity Bank Webinar

Fidelity Bank Plc is set to convene government representatives, development finance institutions, international partners, investors and private sector leaders for a high-level stakeholder webinar focused on unlocking development finance and investment opportunities in Nigeria.

The virtual engagement, themed “From Partnerships to Impact: Unlocking Development Finance and Investment Opportunities in Nigeria,” is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, 2026, from 10:00am to 11:30am WAT.

The webinar comes amid growing conversations about Nigeria’s investment potential and the need to strengthen collaboration between government, development institutions and the private sector to unlock financing, improve investment readiness and support sustainable economic growth.

Designed to move discussions beyond the identification of opportunities to practical pathways for implementation, the session will examine how strategic partnerships, innovative financing approaches and stronger institutional collaboration can help translate investment potential into measurable developmental outcomes.

Speaking ahead of the webinar, the Divisional Head, Public Sector & Collections, Fidelity Bank Plc, Mr. Richard Madiebo, said:

“Nigerian development ambitions call for purposeful collaboration, credible investment structures and a collective commitment to creating sustainable economic value. At Fidelity Bank, we understand the important role financial institutions must play in connecting government priorities with development finance, private capital and innovative financial solutions. We believe this engagement will deepen collaboration, unlock viable opportunities and build practical partnerships that strengthen institutions and advance inclusive economic growth.”

The webinar is scheduled to feature distinguished speakers, including the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Fidelity Bank Plc, Dr. Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe; senior representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; senior Representatives of the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment; and senior Representatives of the Ministry of Science and Technology.

Other featured speakers include senior executives of Fidelity Bank, whose perspectives will address the role of financial institutions, digital banking and customer-focused solutions in supporting investment and economic development.

Discussions will explore opportunities in development finance, international trade, industrial investment, diaspora participation and the role of digital financial infrastructure in facilitating investment flows and strengthening collaboration across sectors.

The session is expected to attract government and public sector representatives, embassies and high commissions, development finance institutions, international development partners, private sector operators, investors and Nigerians in the diaspora.

Through the initiative, Fidelity Bank aims to provide a platform for knowledge exchange, constructive engagement and the identification of opportunities for collaboration in support of Nigeria’s long-term economic development.

Participation is free, with registration required and attendance subject to confirmation.

Interested participants can register at www.fidelitybank.ng/publicsectorwebinar/.