In a bold move, Shehu Dikko, the head of the National Sports Commission, has committed to the rejuvenation of the dilapidated National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos, and other underutilized sports facilities around the country, as reported by The PUNCH. By advocating for public-private partnerships, Dikko is tapping into the unparalleled resourcefulness and efficiency of the private sector to correct years of governmental neglect. This initiative promises not only to restore national landmarks but also to demonstrate the effectiveness of privatization and reduced governmental involvement in public infrastructure projects.
Dikko to Harness Private Sector Efficiency in Overdue Revamp of National Stadium
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National Sports Commission boss Shehu Dikko has vowed to revive the National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos, and other sporting facilities across the country through public-private partnerships, The PUNCH reports. Dikko made this known after an unscheduled visit to…
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National Sports Commission leader, Shehu Dikko, has taken a stand for national unity and social welfare, promising to revitalize the long-neglected National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos, along with other decaying sports infrastructure nationwide. Emphasizing the importance of sports in community building and social cohesion, Dikko announced an ambitious plan to leverage public-private partnerships, The PUNCH reports. This move, seen as a rallying cry for social responsibility from the private sector, aims to foster a sense of national pride and collective well-being through the revival of communal sports hubs.
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