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Atiku Shares His Thoughts On Bridging The Infrastructure Gap by themomentng: 7:57am On Oct 02, 2018
Atiku Abubakar has said Nigeria suffers a huge infrastructure deficit.

According to the PDP presidential front runner: “Poor funding and chronic under investment by successive governments have crippled the state of Nigeria’s infrastructure. Leaving an annual funding gap in excess of N15 trillion (USD 10.5billion) in infrastructure development. Sound infrastructure and adequate power are essential for stimulating economic growth and development in any nation and vital for improving the lives of people.

Commenting on the challenge, the former Vice President said: “Let us look at roads, transportation and power. Only 15.3 % of the 195,200km of the road network in Nigeria is adequately tarred and motor-able. Only 67 % of tarred roads are in good or fair condition compared to other resource-rich nations in Africa. Our transportation services depend on dilapidated roads and the railways is non-existent. Nigeria’s current supply gap in electricity is over 20,000MW as the power sector has struggled to supply reliable power to its citizens and economy.

All these, he says, have to stop because as “President I promise to commit infrastructure spending of about 12% of GDP which will considerably improve infrastructure development without posing any significant risk to overall economic growth. Good infrastructure supports social and cultural advances so it is imperative that a strong infrastructure development drive is pursued in order to stimulate the necessary development.”

Re: Atiku Shares His Thoughts On Bridging The Infrastructure Gap by ElSherriff: 8:03am On Oct 02, 2018
So says the Life Presidential Aspirant (LPA). Oga go and rest, you won't even get the nomination from PDP. my only joy is that you are returning some of the loot small small to the printing press guys with massive posters printing. Buhari sef better pass this one!
Re: Atiku Shares His Thoughts On Bridging The Infrastructure Gap by Kingosytex(m): 8:16am On Oct 02, 2018
Atiku would be a disaster to this country, the greedy old man is trying all he could to lay his hands on nigeria's treasury but i doubt if he could even win the primaries, even if he wins the primaries, i doubt if he would be able to even win his state-adamawa.

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