Group seeks sustainable solution to sabotage of power infrastructure

Piqued by the deteriorating power supply occasioned by sabotage of key infrastructure, the Nigerian Young Professionals Forum (NYPF), has unveiled plans to develop sustainable solutions to address the recurring issue.
  
To this end, the group has planned a two-day national sensitisation workshop for host community youth leaders where power stations and pipeline installations are located across the country.
  
In a statement signed by the founder and chairman of the group, Moses Siloko Siasia, the group  noted that the nation’s power sector problems are far from being fixed unless major and sustainable steps are taken by the federal government in the strategic engagement of those who are key actors of the unfortunate growing act of sabotage which is killing the economy.

‘’It is imperative to note with our recent findings that it’s only few stakeholders and players in the power sector that is concerned about finding a solution to this menace while some sees it as a cash cow because of their selfish interest.

“But for us as NYPF, we see it as an opportunity to contribute our quota towards nation building. At the end of the workshop, participants will be strategically engaged as volunteers for proper security surveillance of the nation’s power assets for effective and efficient increased power supply and service delivery “Siasia concluded”.