Minister of Power, Chief Adebayo Adelabu, has announced that over 40% of Nigerians now enjoy 20 hours of electricity supply daily. This achievement is attributed to revolutionary measures taken by the government to ensure stable and regular electricity supply. The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission removed electricity subsidies for about two million customers in Band-A, guaranteeing at least 20 hours of power supply daily. Average power generation reached 4,150 Megawatts in August, with plans to exceed 5,500 megawatts by year-end.
Key Achievements:
- Increased Power Generation: Nigeria is generating over 5,500 megawatts of power, up from 4,150 megawatts in August.
- Improved Electricity Access: Over 40% of Nigerians enjoy 20 hours of electricity supply daily.
- Removal of Electricity Subsidies: Subsidies removed for two million customers in Band-A, ensuring stable power supply.
Government Initiatives:
- Presidential Power Initiative: Aims to increase Nigeria’s power to 25,000 MW.
- National Mass Metering Program: Successfully metered 980,000 electricity customers, with plans for four million more.
- Transmission Rehabilitation and Expansion Program: Upgrading transmission substations and lines to expand power transmission network.
Future Plans:
- Increase power generation to meet growing demand.
- Improve transmission and distribution infrastructure.
- Enhance electricity access for all Nigerians.
These developments demonstrate the government’s commitment to providing reliable electricity and boosting economic growth. With ongoing initiatives and future plans, Nigerians can expect even better services in the future.
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