UTILISATION OF REGULATORY MECHANISMS OF PROJECT FINANCE FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS IN NIGERIA

Authors

  • Joycelin Chinwe Eze-Okubuiro Leicester Law School, University of Leicester, United Kingdom
  • Paul Adole Ejembi Faculty of Law, Benue State University, Makurdi.

Keywords:

Project finance, Nigeria, Water supply services, bonds, securitisation

Abstract

Millions of Nigerians have limited access to clean water supply services. This article focuses on examining the utility of project finance and its mechanisms in revamping Nigeria’s urban and rural water supply services. Adopting the doctrinal research methodology, it enunciates multifarious aspects of project finance and its applicability in enhancing access to funding for purposes of developing urban and rural water supply services and systems in Nigeria. The article finds that the praxis of project finance will shore up the prospects of capacity building towards the realisation of enhanced and efficacious urban and rural water supply services in the country. Thus, it advocates for the utility of project finance and its requisite regulatory mechanisms for purposes of capacity building towards an efficacious urban and rural water supply systems and services across Nigeria.
 

Author Biographies

Joycelin Chinwe Eze-Okubuiro, Leicester Law School, University of Leicester, United Kingdom

Joycelin Chinwe Eze-Okubuiro PhD, Lecturer, Leicester Law School, University of Leicester, United Kingdom. 

Paul Adole Ejembi, Faculty of Law, Benue State University, Makurdi.

Paul Adole Ejembi PhD, Lecturer, Department of International and Jurisprudence, Faculty of Law, Benue State University, Makurdi.

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Published

2022-09-22