Nigeria’s Public Assets: Why Citizens Should Pay Attention

Nigeria owns major public assets beyond government offices, roads and schools. They include official residences, airports, railways, dams, public land, universities, teaching hospitals, and oil and gas infrastructure. These assets were built or acquired with public resources and are meant to support transport, education, healthcare, agriculture, power supply and economic growth. Their value can run into trillions of naira, especially in prime land, infrastructure and energy facilities. Citizens should pay attention to how these assets are maintained, used and managed. Proper oversight can help prevent waste, improve public services and ensure that public property delivers value for Nigerians.

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