Calling IBEDC to order is not about witch-hunting; it is about restoring balance. Electricity is not a luxury. It is a foundational input for modern life...
Nigeria’s electricity sector debt rose 62.5% to N6.5 trillion in 2025, raising concerns over the Federal Government’s N1.23 trillion power sector bond as GenCos receive just...
When audits do occur, the paper trail for these unrecorded contributions remains suspiciously opaque. No reputable firm would gamble its global standing on such murky financial...
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The Federal Government proposes N1.096 trillion for electricity capital projects in the 2026 budget, with N502.21 billion for REA and key investments in power distribution, mini-grids,...
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In 2025, Nigeria’s power sector was shaped by GenCos’ ₦6 trillion debt and states establishing electricity regulatory commissions. Federal bond plans and grid reforms aim to...
Nigeria’s Federal Government debt to power generation companies is projected to reach ₦6.4 trillion by 2025, raising concerns over liquidity, power supply sustainability and stalled sector...
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The National Union of Electricity Employees has threatened a nationwide blackout after alleged police attacks on TCN workers at the Egbu transmission substation in Imo. NUEE...