This raises growth opportunities at the national level, and creates space for raising public revenue that can be used for further development expenditure. However, with the lack of infrastructure availability, economic growth suffers and this has a negative impact on the possibility of raising public revenues. Therefore, while inadequate infrastructure leads to a vicious cycle of weak public services and disincentives for private sector investment for economic activities, improving infrastructure helps Governments to generate revenue by strengthening growth. In the short term, building infrastructure boosts aggregate demand through increased construction activity and the creation of employment In the long term, infrastructure investment can boost economic growth by increasing the supply capacity of an economy (World Bank, 2012).5 Infrastructure development and maintenance have several policy implications due to their nature and sustained financing needs.