Public record
Problems
A living registry of problems affecting Nigeria — each connected to offices, projects, money and evidence. Newest first.
11 problems
RoadsAbandoned / incomplete urban roads in IkejaMultiple road segments in Ikeja LGA were funded and partially constructed, then stalled. Citizens report unsafe surfaces, blocked drainage, and lost commerce. The Allen Avenue spur is the signature case in this public record.
Reported2024-11-02Open →
SecurityCommunity security and policing responseDelayed police response and unclear reporting pathways for local incidents.
Reported2024-08-09Open →
FloodingUrban flooding and blocked drainageSeasonal flooding in dense urban wards where drainage was promised as part of road works but left unfinished.
Reported2024-06-18Open →
EnvironmentOpen waste dumping and environmental healthIllegal dumpsites near residential areas with limited enforcement response.
Reported2024-04-22Open →
WaterPipe-borne water supply gapsIrregular pipe-borne water forcing reliance on expensive private boreholes.
Reported2024-02-14Open →
CorruptionProcurement opacity in public contractsCitizens and journalists struggle to follow contract awards from budget line to completed works. Gaps in published payment schedules are themselves part of the public record.
Disputed2024-01-05Open →
EmploymentYouth employment and skills programmesPublic skills programmes announced with unclear placement outcomes.
Unverified2023-11-11Open →
EducationPublic school infrastructure decayDilapidated classrooms and missing furniture in public primary schools.
Reported2023-09-20Open →
HealthcarePrimary healthcare accessUnderstaffed primary health centres and medicine stock-outs in peri-urban communities.
Unverified2023-05-01Open →
ElectricityElectricity access and reliabilityRecurring outages and incomplete grid extensions affect households and small businesses across several states. Funding exists for rural electrification but delivery gaps remain visible.
Official Record2023-01-10Open →
InfrastructureAbuja urban mobility and rail mass-transit continuityPublic documentation of Abuja rail / mass-transit programmes highlights continuity, funding, and service gaps for FCT urban mobility. This record links responsible federal rail institutions to documented project activity.
Under Review2018-01-01Open →