AICL has implemented successful PPP projects in key economic and social sectors including; Real-estate Development, Transportation, Convention and Conference facilities, Telecommunications, Logistics, Hospitality, Waste management, etc.
AICL has various commercial real estate and infrastructures under corporate management. These facilities are a manifestation of strategic development of real estate assets to enhance value and generate revenue for the FCT while at the same time stimulating the exponential economic growth of Abuja.
With extensive experience garnered doing business in various sectors in Abuja, AICL uses local savvy, global best practices and relevant cutting edge technological innovation, AICL always proffers the best fit solution to our clients business needs.
Abuja Investments Company Limited (AICL) is a leading business development and investment holding company based in the Capital City – Abuja, Nigeria. We are committed to building profitable business partnerships for the economic growth of the Federal Capital Territory while offering investors exceptional investment opportunities in Nigeria and beyond.
In our partnership with the Churchgate Group, we facilitated the development of a $1.2 Billion, 37-story, World Trade Centre and Towers. Also, AICL is involved in the Abuja Town Centre Development, a project in the tune of $2.6 Billion in the heart of the City, which the Honourable Minister has graciously granted AICL ten (10) percent equity. Our newly constructed AICL Apo Dutse Housing Estate offers luxury housing in one of the most rapidly developed areas of the City. The estate comprises of 49 housing units, eight (8) units of three (3) bedroom terraces, twenty (20) units of four (4) bedroom terraces, and twenty one (21) units of four (4) bedrooms semi-detached. Our AICL Fairway Estate, Games Village, consists of 8 units, five (5) bedroom semidetached luxury duplexes.
Abuja Investments Company Limited (AICL) has gotten evidence and reports of fraudsters using its office address No4. Nkwere Street Garki II Abuja on social media profiles and phone conversations. They have used AICL HQ address to assume some level ofRead More
On the 30th of October, 2018, Mr Majindadi visited AICL to present on RUNNING A VIABLE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM: REVENUE WINDOW FROM METRO RAIL AND PUBLIC MASS TRANSIT. Mr Mohammed N. Mijindadi who is currently the MD, GE Gas and PowerRead More
ANNOUNCEMENT! Own a brand new Nissan Almera in the ongoing AICL Abuja Taxi Lease Scheme and make payment over 48-months. This is a life time business opportunity for individuals and corporate organizations. For more details and enquiries on how toRead More
On the 4th of September, 2018, SCALE center Nigeria paid a visit to AICL to present on Investing in Supply Chain Impact to Transform African Economies. ARC in Nigeria, in partnership with MIT, is supporting the development of a SCALERead More
A twelve man committee from the House of Representatives of the Federal Republic of Nigeria paid a visit to AICL on Thursday 22nd of February 2018 at the company’s head office, Investment House, Garki Abuja. The visit stems from theRead More
The Hon. Minister of the FCT, Mallam Muhammad Musa Bello has approved that the Interim Management Team (IMT) implement a ministerial audit report on Abuja Urban Mass Transport Company (AUMTCO). The report is aimed at eliminating wastages and expenditures inRead More
Hon. Minister FCT Inaugurates AICL Board of Directors The Hon. Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) inaugurated the reconstituted Board of Directors for the following Agencies and Parastatals under the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA). 1. Abuja InvestmentsRead More
The 2ND Edition of the Wuye Ultra-Modern Market Annual Trade Fair Themed “Promoting Made in Nigeria Products” which was held on Wednesday the 13th December, 2017, 10.00 am at the Wuye Ultra-Modern Market located at Plot 1116, Idris Gidado Street,Read More
The AICL read with dismay, the “RETRACTION” published by the Daily Trust Newspaper of Thursday, August 10, 2017 making reference to its earlier malicious publication of Monday, July 31, 2017 headlined ‘Disquiet in FCT coy over salary fraud; whistle-blowers’ sack’’.Read More
