Specialised Infrastructure Credit Guarantee Institution providing local currency guarantees to mobilize long term debt financing for infrastructure in Nigeria.
Lagos, Nigeria
Joined November 2016
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Mobilising local-currency capital for infrastructure requires more than credit enhancement; it requires institutions, market architecture and investable pipelines that work together. At #WBGIMF2026, our CEO Chinua Azubike shared lessons from InfraCredit’s Nigerian model.
Technical feasibility alone does not make a clean energy project financeable. STAR Academy Cohort 6 participant, Beatrice, reflects on how financial structuring, risk management & commercial viability shape projects that can expand electricity access in underserved communities
The US$50m subordinated debt facility between IFC & InfraCredit strengthens InfraCredit’s ability to support a growing infrastructure pipeline & mobilise more long-term domestic capital, deepening the role of local markets in financing infrastructure.
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Lessons from one African market can inform clean energy financing in another. In STAR Academy’s first cohort with participants from beyond Nigeria, Mozambique’s Yuniss Cumbane reflects on local-currency financing and the skills needed to develop bankable clean energy projects.
InfraCredit is looking to hire a People Manager to join the team in Lagos, Nigeria. Passionate about sustainability and making an impact? We would like to hear from you.
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At DIN Summit 2.0, our VP, Origination & Structuring joined a discussion on de-risking in practice, highlighting how sound project fundamentals, risk allocation & credit enhancement can create the conditions for long-term institutional capital to flow into green infrastructure.
See highlights from our two-day DRE Knowledge Exchange, where participants from law firms worked through the transaction logic behind guarantees, security and sponsor support, strengthening legal execution and helping reduce negotiation friction across Nigeria’s DRE market.
Last week, we joined @Asikoenergyltd as it commissioned its 5,000MT LPG and Propane Terminal in Ijora, Lagos, supported by InfraCredit-guaranteed financing. Our CRO, Chidi Mike-Eneh, delivered a goodwill message as the project moved from financing into operation.
Markets rarely take shape because opportunity exists. They develop when institutions, incentives and capital can participate differently. At the Clayton Christensen Institute Innovation Summit, our CEO joined a conversation on market creation and the work that precedes scale.
At BOI’s 2026 Annual Public Lecture, our COO, Daniel Mueller, joined a discussion on rethinking capital for inclusive economic growth, highlighting how credit enhancement, risk-sharing and stronger collaboration can unlock long-term financing for high-impact sectors and projects.
InfraCredit has signed a US$50m, 10-year subordinated debt facility with @IFC_org , strengthening our capacity to support a growing infrastructure pipeline and connect development finance with long-term domestic institutional capital across priority sectors.
While in New York at the Climate Week, our Head, Credit Risk & Portfolio Management, Bolatije Odunewu, joined the Botswana Investment Roundtable to discuss what it takes to turn renewable energy opportunities into bankable projects and unlock private capital at scale.
On the sidelines of the Africa Climate Investment Forum NYCW’26, our CEO, Chinua Azubike and Head, Credit Risk, Bolatije Odunewu, caught up with Board Credit Committee Advisory Member, Dianne Rudo, to exchange perspectives on InfraCredit’s evolving priorities.
As part of the @Cambridge_Uni EMBA Nigeria Business Trek 2026, the Cambridge Judge Business School Executive MBA delegation visited InfraCredit to explore how credit enhancement, local currency finance and deeper capital markets can mobilise long-term funding for infrastructure.
Where will the next wave of capital for Africa’s climate transition come from?
At the Africa Climate Investment Forum during Climate Week NYC, our Head, Credit Risk, will moderate a discussion on how credit enhancement can unlock broader pools of local and international capital.
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Day Two of InfraCredit’s DRE Knowledge Exchange moved deeper into the security and support arrangements underpinning DRE transactions, strengthening legal advisers’ familiarity with standardised documentation and supporting more consistent, efficient transaction execution.
We are pleased to announce new leadership appointments within InfraCredit. These appointments reflect the depth of talent, experience and commitment across our organisation. We congratulate our colleagues and look forward to their continued contributions to InfraCredit’s mission.
