MOBIL NO: 08036795950

Since the attainment of the country’s independence in 1960, infrastructure development have been the major preoccupation of successive government, yet the evidence on ground shows that the country is far behind in terms of infrastructural development. It is because of this ugly trend that the federal government of Nigeria through the infrastructure Concession Regulatory Act 2005 introduced Public-Private Partnership (PPP) as a way of enhancing infrastructural development. This paper, therefore, carries out a careful analysis of the Public-Private Partnership in Nigeria. To achieve this, the paper made use of secondary sources of information by relying on the works of scholars using textbook materials, journals and other publications. The study adopts the New Public Management (NPM) theory as the framework of analysis. The study establish among others that corruption may be the major hindrance to effective actualization of the ideals of Public-Private Partnership. The paper therefore, recommends that government should intensity its fight against corruption