Infrastructure development has been used as a tool to bring economies out of recession, a famous example is the Great Depression in the United States of America in the 1930s (1929 – 1939), and the Marshall Plan for European countries after the 2nd World War. More recently, President Obama exemplified the same approach to lead America out of the recession he inherited when he assumed office.1 Nigeria’s massive reconstruction efforts after the Civil War, and current Federal administration’s significant capital budget allocations also comes to mind. Nigeria’s current significant public infrastructure gaps in transport, health, education and including over 18 million housing deficit represents major opportunities and potential for the construction industry value chain. This article discusses salient issues that participants should be mindful of because such implicate various shades of liability and results, depending on the circumstances.
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