West Africa’s Leading Infrastructure Conference & Exhibition

Sponsored by:

Federal Ministry of TransportInfrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission

Federal Ministry of PowerNational Planning Commission (NPC)

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The Business-to-Business Forum where Blue-Chip Companies Meet

Now inLagos!

23 - 25 November 2010Eko Expo Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria

Construction Transport Power Communication Planning

Where Deals are Done in the Nigerian Infrastructure Industry

Developed by the industry, for the industry, this strategic business meeting will bring together the decision makers in Nigeria to find solutions, raise awareness and create the right framework for the development of much needed infrastructure, rail, road transport and waterways.

Now inLagos!

The Meeting Place for the Nigerian Infrastructure Sector

Be a part of this strategic business gathering. Take advantage of invaluable networking opportunities to gain commercial insights and develop business partnerships.

• Gain access to Ministers and Governors • Benefit from unrivalled networking with over 200 top

executives and leading decision makers from Lagos and all over Nigeria

• Build valuable contacts and business opportunities with industry leaders

• Take advantage of the lively networking lunches and cocktail receptions

• Discuss upcoming project opportunities • Strengthen partnerships, build new relationships and

raise your company’s profile

Official Support

Federal Ministryof Transport

Federal Ministry of Power

National Planning Commission

(NPC)Nigerian

Investment Promotion Commission

NigerianNational Petroleum

Corporation

To register call Robert Beckmann on +44 20 7978 0025 or email rbeckmann@thecwcgroup.com1.

New Projects Vast Investments Commercial Opportunities

Why Attend

Get indepth insight into leading national and international projects and leave with valuable lessons that will help drive your business

Meet senior representatives from Greater Port Harcourt City Development Authority, Akwa Ibom State and PPP Office Lagos State Learn about industry and government perspectives on how to achieve the goals of Vision 2020

Hear about the World Bank’s Nigerian projects and their role in infrastructure development

Get hands-on experience from leading industry experts on developing and presenting concrete plans, projects and opportunities for infrastructure excellence in Nigeria

Be part of three content-packed days of conference, exhibition and PPP seminar with everyone you need to meet and seal business deals with in one place!

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Celebrating 50Years of Nigeria’s

Independence

Meet & Do Business in theCommercial Centre of Nigeria

Nigeria Infrastructure is the must-attend event for anyone involved in Nigeria’s infrastructure development or looking to become part of this dynamic and fast-moving market.

As Nigeria celebrates 50 years of Independence, there has never been a better time to invest in infrastructure! A significant period of political stability and a more positive economic climate have developed the impetus to meet Nigeria’s ever growing development needs. This can only be done through a combination of public and private investment. This conference brings them together to show what can be done!

Speakers Include:

Sponsorship Opportunities

Don’t miss the opportunity to reinforce your company’s

position as a present and future player in Nigeria’s infrastructure

industry.

For further ideas on tailor-made packages, contact

Robert Beckmann on:Tel: +44 20 7978 0025

Email: rbeckmann@thecwcgroup.com

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Dr David IgeGroup General Manager

NNPC

Arc Edmund AltraideDirector – Projects

Greater Port Harcourt, City Development Authority

Martin HutchisonManaging Director

International Resources Consulting

Orli AravHead of Project Finance

Frontier Markets Fund Managers

Dr Shamsuddeen UsmanHon Minister

National Planning Commission

Eng Mansur AhmedDirector General

Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC)

Kola KarimCEO & Managing Director

Shoreline Energy International

Bolanle OnagoruwaActing Director GeneralThe Bureau of Public

Enterprises (BPE)

Prof Bart Nnaji*Chairman

Presidential Sub-Committeeon Power

Ayuli JemideLead Partner

Detail Solicitors

Dr Wale BolorunduroGeneral Manager, Group Head, Infrastructure & Power Sector

Zenith Bank

David StorerTeam Leader

Nigeria InfrastructureAdvisory Facility

Paul Eardley-TaylorDirector: InvestmentBanking Coverage

Standard Bank

Onno RühlCountry Director

World Bank

Kola AdesinaDirector

Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) & The Sahara Group

Dame AleruchiCookey-Gam JP

AdministratorGreater Port Harcourt City Development Authority

Andrew AlliChief Executive Officer

Africa Finance Corporation

Solomon Adegbie-QuaynorCountry Manager

IFC

Adeseyi Sijuwade Managing Director &

Chief Executive OfficerNigerian Railway Corporation

Ayo GbeleyiDirector-General

Lagos State PPP Office

H.E. Chief Godswill AkpabioExecutive GovernorAkwa Ibom State

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Conference Programme Day 123 November 2010

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• Can State Government help secure the rights of the local contractors as well as those of the investors?

• Finding the right partners & securing the support of local Government

• Project evaluation & planning – understanding themarket & relying on local partners

Chair: Martin Hutchison Managing Director, International Resources Consulting

Panelists: Eng IIesanmi Adegun Director (Infrastructure), National Planning Commission Dr David Ige Group General Manager NNPC

Onno Ruhl Country Director, World Bank

Kola Karim CEO, Shoreline

Paul Eardley-Taylor Director: Investment Banking Coverage, Standard Bank

Questions & Answers

15:00 Networking Coffee Break

• How can private equity help meet Nigeria’s infrastructure investment demands?

• Identifying investors’ appetite for Nigerian infrastructure investments

• What role can private capital play?• Highlighting the big opportunities in Nigeria• How the regulatory landscape has changed to attract private equity• Looking forward – what to look out for in the next 12 months

Andrew Alli President & Chief Executive Officer, Africa Finance Corporation

Questions & Answers

Panel Discussion: Private Finance Session: Accessing Capital & Working with Partners• What makes your proposition stand out?• Meeting investors’ reporting requirements• Ensuring transparency & mitigating risk• Accessing capital: the fundamentals• The importance of human capital: Forging partnerships Solomon Adegbie-Quayno Country Manager, IFC Orli Arav Head of Project Finance, Frontier Markets Fund Managers

Questions & Answers

17:00 Close of Day One

08:30 Welcome Coffee & Registration

09:30 Official Keynote Welcome Address

Project Development & Strategy – How Nigeria Will Deliver Powerto the Nation

H.E. Dr. Shamsudeen Usman National Minister of Planning

10:00 Official Exhibition Opening & Tour

Special Address: The Role of the Sub-Committee in Delivering Affordable Power- Strategies & Implementation

Prof Bart Nnaji Chair, Presidential Sub Committee for Power & Chairman/CEO, Geometric Power*

Keynote Address: Supporting the Implementation Of Power Projects & Engaging the Private Sector

Sanusi Lamido Sanusi CON, Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria*

Keynote Address: What is Needed to Attract International Investment to Support the Nigerian Economy?

Onno Rühl Country Director, The World Bank

Questions & Answers

13:00 Networking Luncheon

Two Introductory Perspectives Followed by Davos Lounge Debate Talking with Key Investors & Project Developers

Public Sector Introduction: The Role of the State in Securing Private Investors

Private Sector Introduction:Integrated Project Finance – Partnerships, Knowledge & Quality Control (Bringing International Players to Partner with Local Developers) Paul Eardley-Taylor Director: Investment Banking Coverage, Standard Bank

Davos Style Lounge Debate: • Government backed state infrastructure projects – How can regional

road & rail projects be guaranteed of success?• Should State Government back private sector contracts to secure

investor confidence?• Securing revenue streams for investors & maximising the value to

communities

The Future of Nigeria - Major Infrastructure Development - The Central Role of Power & The Need & Opportunities

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Financing Solutions & Private Equity: The Growing Role of PE & Project Finance in Nigeria’s Infrastructure Projects

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Financing Challenges & Partnerships: Transparency & Risk2

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09:00 Welcome Coffee

10:00 Opening Keynote Address:

The Role of the State in Engaging Investors: The Challenges& Opportunities

H.E. Chief Godswill Akpabio Executive Governor, Akwa Ibom State

Chair: Martin Hutchison Managing Director, International Resources Consulting

• Hydro Power: Securing access to the grid - Niger State/Bayelsa State

• Gas - ensuring supply for power plants - NLNG• Pipelines - security & planning

Dame Aleruchi Cookey-Gam JP Administrator Greater Port Harcourt City Development Authority

Kayode Khalidson Transport Coordinator, Nigeria Infrastructure Advisory Facility

Kola Adesina Director, PHCN & Sahara

Questions & Answers

11:15 Networking Coffee Break

Showcase: Project Planning, Efficiency & Investment• How investment in Nigeria’s ports have increased productivity• Import & export capacity - the power of ports to boost Nigeria’s

economy

Dr Wale Bolorunduro, GM Group Head Infrastructure & Power Sector, Zenith Bank

Questions & Answers

12:45 Networking Luncheon

Keynote Address:How the Railways Can Help meet Nigeria’s Infrastructure Requirements

• Identifying the opportunities in the railway landscape• Ensuring development & growth – meeting the needs of investors

Adesayi Sijuwade Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer Nigerian Railway Corporation

Case Study: Johannesburg Metro Railway

Eng Ilesanmi Adegun Director Infrastructure, National Planning Commission

Securing Successful & Timely Construction of National Roads Case Study: Lekki-Epe Road

Opuiyo Oforiokuma Managing Director/CEO, Lekki Concession Company*

Questions & Answers

How Nigeria is Placing Tomorrow’s Future in the Hands the Next Generation• What is the direct impact on international organizations & how is

the Government supporting these opportunities?

Keynote Address:

Senator Lee Maeba Chairman, The Senate Oil Committee*

15:45 Networking Coffee Break

Conference Programme Day 224 November 2010

“Excellent speakers. Excellent conception and very beneficial to the local economy”

Ladipo Samuel, Business Development Manager,SWAP Technologies Plc

Power & Infrastructure: Investing in Infrastructure to Secure the Power Sector of Tomorrow4

Rail, Roads & Transport: Getting Nigeria Moving6

Nigerian National Content Bill7

Investment Roundtable Session8

Ports & Shipping: Gateway to Growth,Trade & Investment5

Senior State representatives host discussions for investors & suppliers to find out in detail how State Governments are planning for the future in the development of infrastructure. Meet with State Representatives from:Akwa Ibom StateRivers StateFCTGreater Port HarcourtCity Development Authority

17:00 Close of Day Two

18:00 PPP Networking Drinks hosted by

This drink reception is designed to ensure you make the most of your time out of the office. Enjoy a drink with contacts old and new and maximise your networking experience!

*Invited

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Public - Private Partnership Seminar25 November 2010

CWC in Nigeria

hosted by

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09:00 Registration & Welcome Coffee

Welcome Address:Chief Ernest Shonekan, GCFR, CBE

Gilbert Mbesherubusa, Director Infrastructure Department, AFDB* Nic Chism, Global Head of Infrastructure, KPMG*

10:00 Networking Coffee Break

ICRC Commitment Addresss: Eng Mansur Ahmed, Director General Infrastructure ConcessionRegulatory Commission (ICRC)

• What is the role of the State in securing PPP investment?

Ayo Gbeleyi, Director-GeneralLagos State PPP OfficeKunle Elebute, Partner & Head, Advisory KPMG*

13:00 Networking Luncheon

• Risk mitigation & investor strategies• Power project PPP opportunities &

securing long term success• Roads - where are the returns & how

has the investment strategy changed to support an invigorated PPP directive?

Ayuli Jemide, Lead PartnerDetail Commercial Solicitors

16:00 Networking Coffee Break

Real Project Opportunities: Lagos State, Rivers State

17:00 End of Seminar

Public Private Partnerships (PPP) have proven to be successful models for combining Government initiatives with private sector expertise. This in-depth seminar provides delegates with real insight into the key drivers for PPPs in Nigeria, outlining the Government’s commitment to improving infrastructure through partnership and highlighting opportunities for excellent returns for private investors and industry.

Invited HonoraryAdvisory Board

H.E. Arc Namadi Sambo, Vice President, NigeriaH.E. Babatunde Fashola SAN, Governor, Lagos StateH.E. Rotimi Amaechi, Governor, Rivers State H.E. Liyel Imoke, Governor, Cross Rivers H.E. Chief Shonekan, Chair, ICRCDr Shamsudeen Usman, National Planning MinisterDr Olusegun Aganga, Minister for FinanceAyo Gbeleyi, Director-GeneralLagos State PPP OfficeSenator Sanusi Daggash, Minister for Works Engr Chris Ogienwonyi, Minister of State for Works Alhaji Yusuf Suleiman, Minister for Transport Engr Mansur Ahmed, Director General, ICRC Engr Emeka Eze, Director GeneralBureau for Public Procurement Bolanle Onaguruwa, Director GeneralBureau for Public Enterprise Mallam Sanusi L Sanusi, Governor, Central Bank

Invited Steering CommitteeEngr I.O. Adegun, Director of InfrastructureNational Planning CommissionEngr Chidi Izuwah, ICRCPatrick Mgbenwelu, Head Project Finance, Stanbic Wale Shonibare, Director Investment Banking, UBA Kayode Fabunmi, PFA Kunle Elebute, Partner & Head, KPMG NigeriaLanre Fatimihelum, TA to Minister of FinanceAyuli Jemide, Lead PartnerDetail Commercial Solicitors

The CWC Group have established a Nigerian Company based in Lagos, Nigeria CWC Investments (NCI). NCI will look after CWC’s operations in Nigeria including Conferences, Exhibitions and School for Energy courses. Nigeria Content has always been a priority for CWC and we are delighted to have made this exciting new step.

CWC’s operations in Nigeria have unprecedented support from the Nigerian Government. Our work is always carried out in consultation with the Nigerian stakeholders including the Ministries, State Companies, NGOs and Nigerian industry experts. CWC has made a point of using Nigerian contractors wherever possible, before, during and after our events.

CWC is also a member and supporter of the Nigerian Business Coalition Against AIDS (NIBUCAA). We share NIBUCCA’s belief that the private sector should respond to the growing challenges of HIV/AIDS ensuring equal rights and opportunities for employees infected or affected by the virus.

www.ncwci.com

What is Key to Engaging International Investors in PPP?1

Financing Structures for the Private Sector – Case Study3

Securing Partnerships & Contract Protection4

State Investment Roundtables5

What are the Barriers to Successful Implementation of PPP & How Is The Government/ICRC Facilitating Security on Investment?

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International Exhibition 23-25 November 2010

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Exhibiting at NIF will allow you to meet with contractors, suppliers and service providers to showcase your latest products and services to all your potential clients. NIF is the place for buyers and suppliers from across the industry to win business, do deals and sign contracts.The state of the art EKO Exhibition Centre in Lagos is the perfect setting for NIF, ensuring a high quality exhibition and excellent visitor and press attendance over the three day event.

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“The exhibition was well arranged and conducted. There was great participation of individual and corporate bodies that enable us to showcase our products and services.”

Modibbo Halima Yunusa, Sales & Marketing, Urban Shelter Limited

Contact us today!To find out about stand availability

and prices contact:

Alex MouldsTel: +44 20 7978 0340Fax: +44 20 7978 0099

Email: amoulds@thecwcgroup.com

Benefits of Exhibiting• Make new contacts to increase your business potential in this

fast moving market• Sell directly to over 3,000 potential new clients • Reinforce your position as a leading player in Nigeria’s

infrastructure sector• Keep up-to-date with the latest industry developments

70% of Exhibition stands are now sold out!

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REGISTRATION FORM

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BOOKING CONDITIONSPayment should be made within fourteen (14) days from the date of booking. Full payment must be received for entrance to be guaranteed. A confirmation letter and invoice will be sent to you on receipt of your booking. Should you be unable to attend, a substitute delegate is welcome at no extra charge. Cancellations must be received in writing not less than fourteen (14) days prior to the event, you will then receive a credit note for 100% of the contract fee paid to be used at another CWC Group event which must occur within one year from the date of issuance of the credit note. In the event that CWC cancels or postpones an event for any reason and the delegate is unable or unwilling to attend the rescheduled date, you will receive a credit for 100% of the contract fee paid. You may use this credit for another CWC event, which must occur within one year from the date of cancellation or postponement. Except as specified above, no credits will be issued for cancellations. There are no refunds given under any circumstances. Non-payment or non-attendance does not constitute cancellation. The booking fee does not include accommodation or travel costs; these are the responsibility of the Delegate. It may be necessary for reasons beyond the control of the organisers to alter the content, timings or venue. The Company will not accept liability for any transport disruption or individual transport delays and in such circumstances the normal cancellation restrictions apply.

VENUE INFORMATIONEko Hotel and Suites,Plot 1415,Adetokunbo Ademola Street,Victoria Island,Lagos, Nigeria

ACCOMMODATIONThe conference fee does not include accommodation. A limited number of reduced room rates have been reserved for delegates at the Eko Hotel, Lagos. Accommodation information will be sent to you with your confirmation letter by our Client Services Team when you register.

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