EFFECT OF INFRASTRUCTURE DEFICIT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTION IN NIGERIA (A STUDY OF ADESEUN OGUNDOVIN POLYTECHNIC, ERUWA)

Student: Esther Adebola Olayiwola
Supervisor: Dr Ileriayo Akande
HOD: Dr Olusanya Adewale
Department of Business Administration and Management
Communication and Management Studies
Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic, Eruwa, Oyo State

Abstract

The honest truth remains that the major cause of poor infrastructure development that permeate Nigeria as a nation even in all sectors and other African countries can find their roots in structural, systemic and social- political lapses that are inherent from the 21 past historical realities of colonial administration this is worsened in the contemporary experience of the neocolonialism, militarism and the current political maneuvering of the present bourgeois democrats. there has been no clear and implemented political manifesto and ideology with regards to good governance in Nigeria especially since independence.

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