Nigeria's poor infrastructure development has long been an inhibiting factor to unlocking Africa's largest economy. In this paper, I argue that Nigeria's Constitution is complicit in occasioning this infrastructural quagmire, owing to the fact that it unduly hinders sub-nationals in Nigeria from...

Effective and adequate infrastructure is a crucial substructure of any thriving economy, and infrastructure investment is regarded as a key driver of economic development. Nigeria, despite being regarded as the largest economy in Africa, and having one of Africa’s largest natural gas and crude...

Many authors and experts have argued that the nature of federalism practiced in Nigeria - one which concentrates power at its center, to the detriment of its states - is partly responsible for the huge infrastructure deficit in the country. In this paper, we evaluate the veracity of this notion,...