INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT
Under the leadership of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR), several national priorities have been directed toward strengthening Nigeria’s long-term development across key sectors that shape everyday life and economic growth.
Infrastructure efforts have focused on improving national connectivity and expanding critical transport and energy systems. This includes renewed attention to road rehabilitation, power sector reforms, and strategic infrastructure projects to support commerce and regional integration nationwide.
Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway
A flagship coastal expressway designed to connect major southern economic zones.
Technical Details:
- Approximate length: 700–750 km
- Alignment: From Lagos to Calabar
- Lanes: 6-lane dual carriageway
- Sections already under phased execution
- Includes bridges, drainage systems, interchanges, and shoreline protection works
- Built partly under EPC+F financing model
Sokoto Badadry Superhighway
A strategic transnational highway linking northern and southwestern Nigeria.
Technical Details:
- Approximate length: 1,000–1,068 km
- Route: Sokoto through Niger/Kwara corridor to Badagry
- Designed for heavy freight movement
- Multi-lane carriageway with service corridors
- Intended to reduce logistics and haulage costs