Contact World Bridge Alliance

Project inquiries, investor relations, partnership opportunities — we welcome all serious conversations about sustainable development in emerging economies, specifically Nigeria.

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Let's Start a Conversation

WBA welcomes inquiries from investors, project developers, government bodies, technical partners, and any organisation serious about sustainable development in Nigeria. We aim to respond to all inquiries within 5 working days.

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USA Offices Orlando, FL (Managing Director) · Houston, TX (Operations)
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Nigeria Abuja (Federal) · Port Harcourt (Operations) · Lagos (Finance)
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Response Time Within 5 working days for all formal inquiries

Who to Contact

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Marcel Spitz Co-Founder & MD · Investment & Strategy
marcel@worldbridgealliance.com
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Charles Odizuru-Abangwu Co-Founder · Operations & Business Development
charles@worldbridgealliance.com
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Francis Wopara (FWO) Nigeria Country Associate · In-Country Engagement
francis@worldbridgealliance.com

What We're Looking For

Responsible investors aligned with sustainable development in Africa
Nigeria-based project developers with viable, policy-aligned concepts
Technical partners in energy, agriculture, water, and environment
State and federal government agencies seeking structured private capital
Development finance institutions and impact investors

Send WBA a Message

We respond within 5 working days.

Frequently Asked

Common Questions

Does WBA invest directly?

WBA is a structuring and facilitation platform, not a direct investor. We prepare projects for third-party investors and connect them with appropriate capital sources. WBA may take advisory equity in select cases.

What is the minimum project size?

WBA typically works with projects requiring between 10 Million USD and 200 Million USD in investment. Smaller projects may be grouped into portfolios for efficiency. Contact us to discuss your specific project context.

Which countries does WBA work in?

WBA's primary focus is Nigeria. WBA has also explored projects in other African markets and has historical experience in Ecuador (housing). Nigeria remains the strategic priority for 2025–2027.

How long does the process take?

From initial inquiry to investor introduction typically takes 3–9 months, depending on project complexity and government approval status. WBA's 5-stage model provides clear milestones throughout.

Is WBA registered?

WBA (World Bridge Alliance) is operating as a US entity. WBA-FWO, the Nigeria operational vehicle, is engaged through Nigeria's federal government framework and maintains active government engagement documentation.

What makes WBA different?

WBA brings 10+ years of Nigeria-specific experience, proven government relationships at federal and state level, a disciplined governance framework, and a genuine commitment to projects that benefit communities — not just investors.

Ready to Bridge the Gap?

Every humanitarian environmental sustainable development project starts with a conversation. Let's have one.