Constructing roads is a power that federal government has?

True

Explanation:

One kind of power the federal government posses is the concurrent power;

The concurrent powers are powers shared by the federal and state governments; Examples of these powers are the power to tax, build roads, and to create lower courts.

The italicized texts above show that the federal government has the power to build roads. In Nigeria, these types of roads (i.e. roads constructed by the federal government) are referred to as federal roads

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