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Historical Highlights... Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority 2012-2013 " ◉ NSIA Board inaugurated. Africa Finance Corporation & General Electric MoU signings. ■ Established NMRC in a partnership with FMOF, CBN, Federal Ministry of Lands & Urban Development & Housing, and the World Bank/IFC ■ Invested in Fund for Agricultural Finance in Nigeria (FAFIN) with the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD) and the German Development Bank (KfW) 2015 ■ New mandate from FGN to manage 25% of funds accruing to the FGN's Stabilisation Accounts. ■MoU with Ogun State Govt. and Lafarge Africa Plc to undertake Ogun State Reforestation PPP ■ 1st Governing Council (GC) meeting with the National Economic Council (NEC). Additional US$250 million capital approved for allocation to NSIA. ■ Completed Early Works III and advanced negotiation of Concession Agreement for 2nd Niger Bridge ■ The Vice President of FGN commissioned a task force for the establishment of Nigeria Infrastructure Development Fund 2017 ■2nd NSIA Board inaugurated ■ Partnered with GuarantCo. (PIDG) to establish InfraCredit ■ Additional US$250 million capital injection, as committed by NEC. ■ Over 8million bags of NPK 20:10:10 produced as part of Presidential Fertilizer Initiative ■ Invested in Bridge International Academies Ltd, in Education sector ■ Invested in Chapel Hill Denham Fund (NIDF) 2014 ■ Commenced 2nd Niger Bridge Project. FGN injects US$550 million into NSIA to be managed on behalf of NBET and DMO. ■NSIA invested US$100m in Seven Energy. ■NSIA's healthcare subsidiary, signs MoC with six Federal healthcare institutions across country. 2016 Commenced Presidential Fertilizer Initiative via NAIC-NPK Ltd. ■ MoU with Ithmar Capital Morocco for strategic investments in key sectors of the Nigerian economy. ☐ US$200m Agriculture Fund with UFF Agri Fund of South Africa. " US$500m Real Estate Fund with Old Mutual Africa Property Management Company of South Africa. " Approval to invest in pre-privatisation phase of the Nigeria Commodities Exchange. 1. The task force comprised of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Federal Ministry of Finance, the Debt Management Office, National Pension Commission, the Infrastructure Concession Regulation Commission and Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority 8

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