Electricity Supply
3 days ago
Acting Vice Chancellor of the University of Nigeria (UNN), Prof Polycarp Chigbu has blamed illegal connections and theft as causes of poor electricity supply in the institution. He stated that his administration which came on board four months ago had been met with power rationing, stressing however, that the crisis was being resolved with the…
29 May
Market traders in Togo are lamenting about a lack of power supply after Nigeria cut off electricity to some West African countries The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) had recently directed the grid operator to cut back on supplies to customers overseas to boost domestic supply. NERC, in a directive issued last Friday, said the…
23 May
The reason everything continues to deteriorate in Nigeria is because no one has been able to stand up to call a spade a spade. For years, the Nigerian government through its electricity bodies has continued to pass on heavy bills to Nigerians
6 May
We can’t stop lamenting the parlous state of electricity generation, distribution and transmission in Africa’s most influential country. On Sunday, April 21, rainstorm did havoc to power installations around the industrial zone of Ota, Ogun State. Electricity poles fell and mangled cable littered the expressway from Sango, onward Ota, Canaanland.
21 Apr
Over 11.5 million electricity households and customers in Nigeria, who account for about 85 per cent of grid-connected electricity, have been thrown into darkness as the electricity supply industry moves to implement at least 20-hour power supply to some customers.
28 Mar
To improve electricity supply across Africa and reduce dependency on expatriates from Europe and other continents, Nigeria is currently training several personnel in Southern and Western countries.
18 Feb
The looming increase in electricity tariff in the country despite worsening supply and service delivery, as well as, the rising liquidity crisis has divided stakeholders who are worried about the harsh economic realities for homes and industries and the fate of the nation’s despondent power sector.