by Fred Nwaozor The road transport system is the most dominant and widely used mode of transportation in Nigeria, serving as the backbone of movement for people, goods, and services across the country. With a vast geographical spread and a rapidly growing population, roads remain the primary link between urban centers, rural communities, and economic hubs. The Nigeria’s road network is broadly classified into federal, state, and local government roads. Federal roads connect major cities and states, forming the national highway system, while state roads link towns within states. Local government roads provide access to rural areas, farms, and grassroots communities, making them vital for local economic activities. Historically, the development of Nigeria’s road transport system dates back to the colonial era, when roads were constructed mainly to facilitate the movement of agricultural produce and raw materials to ports. Although the network has expanded significantly since inde...
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