JMG Limited has called for sustained Nigeria Infrastructure Investment as the country marked its 66th Independence anniversary, urging stronger collaboration between government, private sector stakeholders and citizens to accelerate economic growth through improved energy systems and critical infrastructure.
The call for increased Nigeria Infrastructure Investment was made in a statement commemorating the national milestone, where the engineering and energy solutions company stressed that Nigeria’s long-term development depends on reliable infrastructure, technical capacity and efficient power systems that can support industrial and business productivity.
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JMG Limited’s Chief Commercial Officer, Rabi Jammal, said Nigeria’s independence comes with a responsibility to strengthen the systems that drive economic performance, noting that infrastructure remains central to unlocking the country’s full potential.
“Independence gives us the freedom to determine the kind of country we want to build,” Rabi Jammal said. “That freedom also comes with the responsibility to invest in the infrastructure, skills and technologies that can transform Nigeria’s potential into lasting progress.”
He added that consistent investment in energy and infrastructure would not only support businesses but also enhance job creation, industrial expansion and overall quality of life across the country.
According to Rabi Jammal, Nigeria’s growing demand for reliable energy presents an opportunity to adopt more efficient and sustainable technologies capable of improving productivity while reducing operational costs for businesses.
JMG Limited noted that its operations over nearly three decades have been focused on providing engineering solutions across power generation, electrical infrastructure, cooling systems, elevators, escalators, compressed air technologies and renewable energy solutions.
The company said its continued role in Nigeria’s infrastructure ecosystem reflects a commitment to supporting both public and private sector institutions with practical systems designed to meet evolving operational needs.
Rabi Jammal emphasised that the company remains focused on contributing to Nigeria Infrastructure Investment through solutions that support long-term sustainability and efficiency in energy usage and industrial operations.
“As Nigeria looks ahead, we remain committed to playing our part in building the infrastructure, technical capacity and energy systems required to support a more productive and sustainable future,” he said.
Industry observers note that calls for increased investment in infrastructure have become increasingly urgent as Nigeria continues to face power supply challenges and rising demand for industrial efficiency across key sectors of the economy.
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As Nigeria celebrates 66 years of independence, JMG’s message adds to ongoing national conversations around how strategic investments in infrastructure and energy could shape the country’s next phase of economic transformation.
