Bureau of Public Enterprises (Nigeria)

The Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) is charged with the overall responsibility of implementing the Nigerian policy on privatization and commercialization.

Established under the provisions of the Public Enterprises (Privatisation and Commercialisation) Act of 1999, through its secretariat, the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), was charged with driving the Federal Government’s programme of privatising public enterprises, carrying out sector reforms and liberalization of key economic sectors especially the infrastructure sector.

DG’ Corner

The challenge for us as always is to discipline ourselves, question the status quo, think unconventional and operate outside of our comfort zones, consider diverse perspectives, recognized, and adapt to rapid changes and required capacities, embrace skills, practices and behaviors of futurists and employ disciplined methods of strategic foresight

Implementing the Federal Government’s reform

The reforms are envisaged to align the Nigerian Postal Sector with global developments in information and communication technology, institutionalise commercial practices in NIPOST and deepen private sector participation in the industry.

Auto Mobile Sector

Anambra Motor Manufacturing Company

maritime/water transport sector

National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA)

iron and steel sector

Jos Steel Rolling Company

Mining and Solid Minerals Sector

Nigeria MInig Corporation

Meet The Team

DIRECTOR GENERAL

ALEX OKOH

DIRECTOR, INDUSTRIES AND SERVICES SECTOR DEPARTMENT

YUNANA JACKDELL MALO

Toibudeen Oduniyi

Director, Transaction Management Department

DIRECTOR, AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT

IGNATIUS O. AYEWOH

DIRECTOR, ENERGY DEPARTMENT

AMAECHI CHRISTIAN ALOKE

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BPE NOTIFICATION

INVITATION FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

CONSULTANCY FOR CONDUCT OF TECHNICAL AUDITS/VALIDATION AND ASSESSMENT OF CURRENT CONDITION OF EQUIPMENT OF KAINJI, JEBBA, SHIRORO HYDROPOWER PLANTS (HPPS) AND EGBIN THERMAL POWER PLANT AND COMPLIANCE BY CONCESSIONAIRES WITH PERFORMANCE CRITERIA IN CONCESSION CONTRACTS

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CAVEAT EMPTOR

TAKE NOTICE that International Trade Fair Complex (LITFC) situated at Badagry Road in Lagos State and other lands and developments thereon is public land and property vested in the name of the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) under the superintendence of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE). The Lease Agreement that was hitherto executed by the FGN in favour of Aulic Nigeria Limited has been validly terminated and possession reverted to the FGN with effect from 23^rd day of August 2017. Consequently, the Federal Government through the National Council on Privatisation directed the reconcession of about 100 Hectares of the LITFC, inclusive of the areas covering Hall 4 and adjoining parcels of land.