State of Infrastructure Procurement in Lagos State, Nigeria:  The PPP Approach

Bamidele Adeyemi O; Adenusi Rotimi D; Osunsanmi Temidayo O

Authors

Bamidele Adeyemi O
Adenusi Rotimi D
Osunsanmi Temidayo O

Keywords:

infrastructure, public-private partnership (PPP), lagos state, nigeria

Abstract

Over the years, finance has posed great challenge to government at all levels in Nigeria and this has translated into truncated efforts in infrastructure delivery. Today however, there is a paradigm shift from the conventional ways of delivering infrastructure to PPP. This study highlights the infrastructural facilities brought forth by the Lagos State government via PPP. Using qualitative method, information needed for the study was sourced from the Lagos State Public-Private Partnership Office, validated with personal observation. The study revealed that the Lagos State Government has been thriving in the embrace of PPP having procured infrastructure like Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge, Island Power, Alausa Power, Mainland Power, CG-EKO Ventures LLP, Akute Power Project, Lagos State Bus Rapid Transit scheme (BRT), Gbagada Renal & Cardiac Centre, amongst others.

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State of Infrastructure Procurement in Lagos State, Nigeria: The PPP Approach. (2016). Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 15(F2), 7-17. https://journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/view/1884

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