How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
BY: Olusola Bello. The federal government claims that the country now has an installed electricity capacity of 18,000 megawatts with...
Read moreDetailsMIKE OCHONMA Â Niger state government says that the first turbine of the plant will be operational in December 2021....
Read moreDetailsWale Ameen Online Editor Nigerians may be in for some tougher times ahead as there is an imminent increase...
Read moreDetails... Businesses count losses in millions Ben Eguzozie, in Port Harcourt A massive explosion at a transformer of Transmission Company...
Read moreDetailsArakunle Kayode The federal government has apologized to Nigerians for the ongoing power outages and shortages in different parts...
Read moreDetailsOrganised labour and the organised private sector have slammed the upward review of electricity tariffs which started on September 1,...
Read moreDetailsThe federal government is to spend the sum of $2.3 billion on its power deal with Siemens, a german electrical ...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian power industry recorded a landmark national peak of 5,420.30 megawatts, the first of its kind in the country....
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian electricity improvement scheme between a glober energy company, Siemens, and the Nigerian government moved a step closer to...
Read moreDetailsEffective from July this year, electricity consumers in the country will start paying more for the service. Sale Mamman, power...
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