Infrastructure deficit stalling Nigeria’s growth - ACEN president

Nigeria’s infrastructure deficit remains a major obstacle to economic growth and global competitiveness, according to the 21st president of the Association for Consulting.

Nigeria’s infrastructure deficit is hindering the country’s economic growth and global competitiveness, as stated by the 21st president of the Association for Consulting, according to a report in Daily Trust. The statement underscores the ongoing challenges posed by inadequate infrastructure. The article was published on February 16, 2026. No further details on specific recommendations or timelines were provided in the available information.

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