World Bank approves $486m to boost electricity in Nigeria

The World Bank has approved $486million credit and scale up facility to boost electricity in Nigeria. The Senior Communications Officer, Nigeria, Olufunke Olufon, disclosed this in a statement. He said the International Development Association (IDA) facility is for the rehabilitation

Cornelius Essen, Abuja

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