WIRE — There is an interesting paradox about infrastructure. The moment it begins to work well, we stop noticing it. Few people think about the road they drive on to work every morning. Hardly anyone pauses halfway across a bridge to appreciate what it replaced. We remember potholes, collapsed culverts and flooded crossings. We rarely remember the Bashir Aliyu Maru: Abdulaziz Yari's road projects and the economics of everyday life
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