June 2026

Transformation in Nigeria's Power Sector

Transformation in Nigeria’s Power Sector 

A major obstacle to industrialisation and sustainable economic development in sub-Saharan Africa has been acute electricity shortages that successive governments had tried to address in Nigeria. In spite of efforts to improve the power situation, the sector was still contending with many challenges ranging from monopoly, inefficient administration, and limited output, resulting in epileptic power supply across the country. This was a scenario that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu decided to tackle headlong when he came to power in May 2023. The president’s reform in the power sector, aimed at tackling electricity shortages, is driven by the Electricity Act 2023.

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Tinubu: Abuja Infrastructure Projects Improving Security, Boosting Economy

Emmanuel Onyedika President Bola Tinubu has declared that ongoing infrastructure projects in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) are improving security, boosting economic activities, and restoring public confidence in government. He said new roads and solar-powered street lighting are helping to drive criminals out of Abuja communities. Represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima, the President made

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Niger Delta: Environmental Justice Takes Collective Effort, Says Dekil

Kestin PondiMD, Tantita Security Services For five years, Dr. Marvin Dekil served as pioneer coordinator of the Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project (HYPREP). Dr. Dekil’s appointment was strategic – it was to deploy his expertise, as an environmental scientist of international repute and trained lawyer, in the remediation of severely polluted sites, following decades of oil

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