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Niger Unveils 30-Year Development Plan at UN General Assembly
New York, USA – September 28, 2025 Governor Umaru Bago of Niger State has officially launched a bold 30-year development blueprint at the ongoing United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, marking the occasion with the first-ever “Niger Day” — an event aimed at attracting foreign investment, strategic partnerships, and diaspora collaboration. The long-term plan, which runs from 2025 to 2055, is anchored on sustainable economic growth, industrialisation, infrastructure, education, and environmental resilience. (Source: Leadership.ng, The Guardian Nigeria, UNGA Live Briefings).
Governor Bago highlighted key focus areas:
– Agricultural transformation using mechanisation and technology
– Massive infrastructure investments including roads, energy, and ICT
– Expansion of green economy and climate resilience policies
– Educational reforms and youth development
– Urbanisation and smart city initiatives
“This plan is our roadmap to reposition Niger as an economic powerhouse in West Africa,” Bago said during the high-level forum. (Source: Premium Times).
Global Participation at Niger Day Held on the sidelines of UNGA, Niger Day featured diplomats, business leaders, and development partners from over 15 countries. Nigerian officials and members of the diaspora community in the U.S. also attended the event, aimed at creating long-term bilateral investment interest in Niger State. The initiative received commendation from UN representatives for aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). (Source: UN News, ThisDay Live).
Sele Media Africa will continue to track Niger State’s development journey and its global partnerships forged through the UNGA platform.
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