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Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada representing Nasarawa West has pledged to sustain and deepen the economic reforms and investment drive started by the administration of Governor Abdullahi Sule if voted into office in 2027.
Wadada made the pledge yesterday during his goodwill message at the 2026 Nasarawa Investment Summit which he described as “a strategic inflection point” in the economic journey of Nasarawa State.
Speaking to investors, policymakers, captains of industry and members of the diplomatic and business community, the senator said the summit was a transition from “building momentum to institutionalising legacy; from attracting investments to sustaining impact; and from vision to measurable, long-term prosperity”.
He praised the Sule administration for putting in place a solid foundation for economic transformation through reforms, infrastructure development and strategic investment promotion initiatives being driven by the Nasarawa State Investment Development Agency (NASIDA).
Nasarawa Investment Reports of December 2025 indicated that the state recorded an investment inflow of over $1.23 billion in 2024 with about $466 million already actualised, while the 2025 investment portfolio was over $1.008 billion.
“These aren’t just numbers. They’re signals that a system is working. They are a sign of an intentional move from rhetoric to results,” said Wadada.
The senator also welcomed the adoption of the Lafia Declaration at the summit, describing it as a big step in sustaining reform continuity beyond political cycles through institutional memory, policy discipline and long-term planning.
As a political leader and a proud son of Nasarawa State, I do recognize and commend the leadership of Governor Abdullahi A. Sule. His administration has done the most important thing in governance: de-risking the state for investors, strengthening institutions and aligning development with strategy, he said.
Wadada told stakeholders that his administration, if elected governor in 2027, will continue building on the existing gains and not reverse the ongoing reforms.
We will not cut off progress, we will deepen progress. “We will not roll back reforms, we will institutionalise and scale up,” he said .
He said investment and economic growth would still be central to his WADADA HEARTS Agenda especially under Pillar Five on trade and investment.
He said priority areas under the agenda would include scaling up domestic and foreign direct investments across mining, agriculture, manufacturing and energy while also strengthening investor confidence through policy stability and contract sanctity.
The senator also announced plans to set up a Governor’s Results Delivery Unit, real-time development and investment performance dashboards and quarterly accountability reviews to ensure effective project delivery and measurable governance outcomes.
‘In the end it’s not about what is announced, it’s about what is delivered,’ he said.
He also called on investors and development partners to leverage on Nasarawa State’s strategic location of bordering the Federal Capital Territory, vast mineral resources and a reform-oriented investment climate.
“We will continue to build on the investment drive of His Excellency Governor Abdullahi A. Sule. “We will protect what has been built and we will take Nasarawa to the next level of growth and prosperity,” he said.
