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  1. The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission is developing a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) framework for Nigeria, supported by the Tinubu administration.

Nigeria Approves N45.8 Billion PPP for Airport Biosecurity Upgrades

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The Federal Executive Council approved a N45.8 billion project to strengthen Nigeria’s defenses against infectious diseases at five international airports. The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission reviewed and endorsed a 20-year public-private partnership concession to BioHealth Consortium for these facilities.

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The project establishes a major public-private partnership to upgrade critical infrastructure at key entry points. Under the agreement, the consortium will design, finance, build, operate, and maintain the early warning and detection systems.

The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission is developing a Public-Private Partnership framework for Nigeria, supported by the Tinubu administration.

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  1. The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission endorsed project terms for five targeted airports in Nigeria.Sub-event
  2. ICRC reviews and endorses agreements for Nigerian airport infrastructure projects under Tinubu's oversight.1 source

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