Titlebook: How Megaprojects Are Damaging Nigeria and How to Fix It; A Practical Guide to Jimoh Ibrahim,Christoph Loch,Kishore Sengupta Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 20

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Two Express Road Rehabilitation Projects,o widening and refurbishing projects were initiated. The Lagos-Ibadan Road will likely be completed in 2022, but it is not an example of a good project. It was started with a private–public partnership (PPP) scheme, which was then sabotaged after a government change, so funding became unstable leadi

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Insights and Recommendations,rs across all 11 cases. This summary directly links the statistical success driver constructs from Chap. . with the qualitative characterizations from the case studies..This chapter then gives examples from three other countries of how government project governance was changed over time. These examp

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Conclusion: The Government Responsibility,r what the Nigerian government (and possibly other African governments) might be able to learn from project failures in the past and what they might be able to do about this. But these are technical recommendations that might well be modified and changed—action will depend on political will, and the

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purification of the tagged protein which allows the copurification of all bacterial and phage specific interacting proteins. After SDS-PAGE analysis and an in-gel trypsin digestion, the purified interacting proteins are identified by mass spectrometry analysis. The identification of phage proteins

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Jimoh Ibrahim,Christoph Loch,Kishore Senguptaoviding course-based research experiences for freshman undergraduates in the Science Education Alliance Phage Hunters Advancing Genomics and Evolutionary Science (SEA-PHAGES) program. Here, I discuss the essential components of the phage discovery and genomic platform, three different configurations

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Jimoh Ibrahim,Christoph Loch,Kishore Sengupta chronic virion extrusion or budding. The lytic mechanism, which is an intracellularly effected, phage-induced lysis of phage-infected bacteria, appears to be far more common among bacteriophages than chronic release. Elsewhere in this volume, lysogenic infections and lysis-mediating phage endolysin