Over $1 Trillion in Oil, Yet Nigerian Cities Still Crumble

Nigeria has earned over $1 trillion in oil revenue since the 1970s. Yet Lagos and many other cities still battle bad roads, flooding, traffic jams, poor drainage, and unreliable power. This video explores how corruption, failed leadership, and weak institutions have stunted our urban growth. It also examines decades of mismanagement and flawed planning that left basic infrastructure to decay. Join a frank discussion on why Africa’s largest economy struggles with everyday city challenges. Share your views on what must change to build better Nigerian cities.

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