Abandoned Mega-Projects: Jimoh Ibrahim sets agenda for 10th Senate

A critical approach to fix the problem of abandonment of megaprojects by Dr Jimoh Ibrahim OFR , CFR worthy of supplying 24/7 electricity to Nigerians and granting employment to one million Nigerians.

Man abounds to have problems. Nigerians have problems but these problems become worse when Nigerians refuse to accept them, and in doing this, resort to self-deception and “Blame Games”.

This propels first man on Earth to be awarded Doctor of Business in University of Cambridge to see, interprete and also proffer solutions to the problem of abandonment of megaprojects which are worthy of providing 24/7 supply of electricity to Nigerians and granting employment to one Million Nigerians .

According to Jimoh Ibrahim (2022) “since 1960, two-thirds of very large governmental projects in Nigeria have not only failed but been abandoned mid-course”

Dr Jimoh Ibrahim OFR, CFR critically examined why very large projects in Nigeria have failed so badly and provides a practical recommendation, on how the Nigerian government can improve its project performance.

The Araba of Ikaleland drew data from 38 very large projects (19 completed and 19 abandoned) with a total budget of over $25 billion, analysed these projects with in-depth case studies of 11 of the projects and presents lessons for improvement. He also argue that making moderate improvements on any of them would, on average, save hundreds of millions of dollars on one large project.

There is an adage that says “You’ve got to get up every morning with determination if you’re going to go to bed with satisfaction.”

Dr Jimoh Ibrahim CFR,OFR will rise above mediocrity to add real value to the political and economic developmental narrative of Ondo South and Nigeria as a whole .

Aseyori Media Team

Published by newspread247.com

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