From Capital to Consequence: Private Investment and the Architecture of Nigeria's Growth. Nigeria stands at a defining inflection point for private capital. A decade of concentrated investment has produced unicorns, established institutional credibility, and embedded the country at the centre of Africa's venture ecosystem. Yet the landscape is visibly shifting. The investment conversation in Nigeria is no longer confined to venture capital and early-stage startups. It now spans private equity buyouts, infrastructure financing, blended capital structures, and the mobilisation of domestic institutional money. What was previously convened as the Nigeria PE/VC Outlook has been rebranded as the Nigeria Private Capital Summit, reflecting an expansion of the event’s ambition. The event now brings private equity and venture capital into conversation with infrastructure investors, development finance institutions, pension fund administrators, and family offices, recognising that Nigeria's most consequential capital decisions are increasingly made across these categories. The Nigeria Private Capital Summit is designed for this moment. It is the premier convening for private equity fund managers, venture capitalists, institutional allocators, and founders navigating Nigeria's evolving investment landscape, bringing together the people deploying capital, the people receiving it, and the people shaping the rules around it. Through rigorous panel sessions, high-signal networking, and frank analysis, the summit will examine where the real opportunities lie, how the regulatory terrain is reshaping deal-making, and what it will take to build portfolios that generate durable returns in Nigeria's next chapter. From Capital to Consequence: Private Investment and the Architecture of Nigeria's Growth. Nigeria stands at a defining inflection point for private capital. A decade of concentrated investment has produced unicorns, established institutional credibility, and embedded the country at the centre of Africa's venture ecosystem. Yet the landscape is visibly shifting. The investment conversation in Nigeria is no longer confined to venture capital and early-stage startups. It now spans private equity buyouts, infrastructure financing, blended capital structures, and the mobilisation of domestic institutional money. What was previously convened as the Nigeria PE/VC Outlook has been rebranded as the Nigeria Private Capital Summit, reflecting an expansion of the event’s ambition. The event now brings private equity and venture capital into conversation with infrastructure investors, development finance institutions, pension fund administrators, and family offices, recognising that Nigeria's most consequential capital decisions are increasingly made across these categories. The Nigeria Private Capital Summit is designed for this moment. It is the premier convening for private equity fund managers, venture capitalists, institutional allocators, and founders navigating Nigeria's evolving investment landscape, bringing together the people deploying capital, the people receiving it, and the people shaping the rules around it. Through rigorous panel sessions, high-signal networking, and frank analysis, the summit will examine where the real opportunities lie, how the regulatory terrain is reshaping deal-making, and what it will take to build portfolios that generate durable returns in Nigeria's next chapter.