Public Private Partnership (PPP) as a procurement option in Nigeria’s quest for the reduction of deficit in its public infrastructure stock has not been wholly successful. In this respect, the paper looks at the challenges of PPP implementation as well as the prospects that in spite of these challenges, the PPP model remains a realistic […]
At times, in India the question of relevancy of the Uniform Civil Code has been raised. The demand was made by the opponents to bring all personal law within the reform process. The question of Uniform Civil Code became topic of discussion in 1970 when attempts were made to introduce an Indian Adoption Bill on
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With the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic, numerous cities in the world, imposed quarantines or launched public awareness campaigns encouraging people to avoid traveling unless absolutely necessary. The decrease in urban movements has significant environmental consequences, such as reduction in pollutant emissions and an increase in household and hospital waste. COVID-19 is spread mostly through
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Defective infrastructures and transport challenges that hinder citizens in pursuing their urban livelihoods may even be interpreted as impeding justice relating to their “right to the city”, i.e., using their rights by accessing city resources through affordable and efficiently performing Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) services[i] as they are constitutionally deemed as master of destiny in
