Nigeria’s infrastructure gap may close in 300 years- WorldBank
The World Bank has warned that it may take Nigeria 300 years to bridge its infrastructure gap if it continues...
The World Bank has warned that it may take Nigeria 300 years to bridge its infrastructure gap if it continues...
Nigeria’s infrastructure, currently valued at about 35% of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is widely regarded as dilapidated and...
The following statements by the Institutional and Sustainable Development Foundation give an overview of the present state of infrastructure in...
Nigeria’s infrastructure challenges are well known. For decades now, we have struggled with infrastructure problems arising from gross underfunding. These...
In May 2021, many homes, factories, and shops across the country were plunged into a blackout. This was the second...
Nigeria’s Federal Government has appointed KPMG, auditors and tax advisers, as transaction advisers for the N15 trillion Infrastructure Corporation (InfraCorp),...
Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) form the biggest chunk of Nigeria’s private sector and that is why it can...
An initiative to launch a major programme for the renewal of Nigeria’s decrepit infrastructure has remained frozen 10 full months...
The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) has facilitated well over $8billion worth of private investments for infrastructure development across the...
Nigeria’s total infrastructural stock comprising road, rail, power, airports, water, telecoms, and seaports has been estimated at 35 percent of...