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Electricity Consumers Pay N783bn as Subsidy Gulps N376bn

Electricity Consumers Pay N783bn as Subsidy Gulps N376bn   The Federal Government spent N375.8bn on electricity subsidy between January and September this year, as power consumers paid a total of N782.6bn for the commodity during the same period, it was gathered on Sunday. The latest power subsidy...

Cashflow in Nigeria’s Power Sector Grows to N900bn – NERC

Cashflow in Nigeria’s Power Sector Grows to N900bn - NERC The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, says liquidity in Nigeria’s power increased from N282 billion in 2015 to N900 billion. The Chairman of NERC, Engr Sanusi Garba, disclosed this on Thursday at the three-day ministerial retreat...

FG To Spend N600bn On Electricity Subsidy In 2023

FG To Spend N600bn On Electricity Subsidy In 2023   The federal government might have to pay N600bn as electricity subsidy in 2023. The Chairman/CEO of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Engr. Sanusi Garba made the disclosure at the ministerial retreat on the Integrated National Electricity...

Nationwide Darkness Looms as National Grid Collapses Again

Nationwide Darkness Looms as National Grid Collapses Again   Abuja, Lagos and other major of cities in Nigeria have been thrown into darkness following another collapse of the country’s national electricity grid. The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) confirmed this in a statement on Monday. The nationwide outage...

Electricity: Tinubu Stops Tariff Hike, Insists on Subsidy

Electricity: Tinubu Stops Tariff Hike, Insists on Subsidy   President Bola Tinubu recently stopped the implementation of a hike in electricity tariff and insisted that subsidy be paid on power consumed nationwide, the Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, revealed on Wednesday. Adelabu also stated that the Federal...

DisCos Say Without Subsidy, Most Nigerians Can’t Afford Cost of Electricity

DisCos Say Without Subsidy, Most Nigerians Can’t Afford Cost of Electricity   The Association of Electricity Distributors of Nigeria (ANED) has said that without electricity subsidy, most Nigerians will not be able to afford the actual cost of power supplied them. This was even as it said...