Nigeria’s infrastructure deficit is 40% short of World Bank standard
Infrastructures are essential social services that not only aid economic activities but also stabilize the economy.
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All eyes on Tinubu to close Nigeria’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure gap
The infrastructure gaps in Nigeria manifest in lack of good roads and railway network; poor power generation, transmission and distribution systems; poor water, health, housing, and education facilities, among others. Their poor supply or non-availability has limited the country’s development.