Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, says there is a need to improve the state of infrastructure in the country in order to foster prosperity and development.
Speaking to participants at the maiden edition of the training workshop on dispute management in Africa Infrastructure Projects put together by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Fashola advised that various methods of dispute resolution, dispute anticipation and dispute avoidance should be examined in order to ensure that infrastructure development really achieved its objectives of providing work rather than causing disputes.
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