CRITICAL ISSUES MILITATING AGAINST THE SUCCESS OF PPPs IN KEFFI, BAUCHI AND GOMBE ROAD DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

Abstract

The aim of this article is to examine the critical issues militating against the success of Public Private Partnership in the road sector in Nigeria. The study employed quantitative research design and data were collected through questionnaire administration. The study adopted simple random sampling technique and SPSS software version 22 was used for data analysis and the results were presented in tables. The challenges identified underscore the multifaceted nature of implementing PPPs in Nigeria's road sector. By drawing on insights from previous literature, we gain a deeper understanding of the underlying issues and can develop targeted strategies to address them effectively. Collaboration between government, private sector, and civil society is paramount to overcoming these challenges and realizing the potential of Public private partnership in driving sustainable infrastructure development in Abuja Nigeria. While Public Private Partnership toll-road projects offer opportunities for efficient infrastructure delivery, they also pose significant challenges to communities and stakeholders. The study also recommended that enhance technical expertise and institutional capacity at both governmental and private sector levels to effectively manage PPP toll-road projects. The study recommended that, Governments should strengthen regulatory frameworks to ensure adherence to environmental, social, and legal standards throughout project lifecycles.