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The Trouble with Unhealthy Narratives on the Lagos–Calabar Super Highway

Posted By: adminon: May 03, 2026In: GovernanceTags: 21st-century infrastructure planning, Data Envelopment Analysis, Eko Atlantic, ESIA, Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway, Modern rail systems, Public Procurement Act, Stochastic Frontier AnalysisNo CommentsViews:
The Trouble with Unhealthy Narratives on the Lagos–Calabar Super Highway

By Sanusi Maikudi FNIM As the 2027 general elections approach, the Federal Government and its agents are increasingly confronted with the political consequences of declining public acceptanc... Read more

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