Despite the inherent benefits that digitalisation brings to businesses across sectors, the construction industry in most developing countries seems unprepared and reluctant to embrace the digital trend. The fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) has been projected to improve construction performance and overcome challenges faced in the industry. However, the lack of effective strategies for the adoption of 4IR in Nigeria has hampered its full adoption. This study examines strategies for 4IR implementation in the Nigerian construction industry. Anchored on qualitative research, a total of eight cases were interviewed in Lagos, Nigeria. Data generated were analysed using conversational thematic analytical methods. The study established government support, digital collaboration, training, increase in research and development, and standardisation of the industry using BIM as the most effective tactics for the implementation of 4IR in the Nigerian construction industry. However, different construction companies have different approaches to adopting 4IR. The study has provided strategies to help construction firms implement appropriate measures to adopt 4IR in the construction industry, an area lacking research attention. The study recommends organising seminars, conferences, and continuous training of skilled workers as it is the right track towards the full adoption of 4IR in Nigeria’s construction industry.