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This study investigates the World Trade Organization (WTO), as a global and multi-lateral body that oversees the operations of the global trade. The objective is to examine the extent in which the World Trade Organization has operated and contributed smoothly, freely and optimally in building the economic growth of the member nations. Regrettably, the organization’s inability to negotiate and resolve international trade issues has devastated the global trade mechanism, thus impacted negatively among the member nations. The study which its research design is descriptive survey, reviewed extant literature and adopted Globalization Theory as its theoretical framework. The data for the study was generated from documentary sources, while content analysis was applied in the analysis of data. Among the findings are the institutional challenges of leadership; poor consensus building, fragile trade disputes settlement structures, and weak enforcement tools mechanisms among others. Based on these, the study recommends fostering relations among member countries to rebuild trust, restoring consensus decision-making, and proactive institutional reforms, and integrated capacity building to strengthen efficiency and effectiveness in the service delivery of the organization.

DISTURBING TRENDS IN WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO): MOBILIZING THE MEMBER NATIONS FOR THE RE-BUILDING PROCESS