Ending Nigeria’s endless electricity challenges
By Oyetunji Abioye Nigeria’s electricity crisis is no longer merely an infrastructure problem. It is a national emergency that constrains economic growth, destroys jobs, deepens poverty and weakens public confidence in government. For Africa’s most populous country, generating roughly 3,500 to 4,500 megawatts for more than 200 million people is indefensible — especially when installed […]
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