In a staunch declaration, Adebayo Adelabu, the Minister of Power, made it clear that those hindering the progress of Nigeria's electricity sector will face frustration. His remarks were delivered during his visit to Ajah, Lagos State, to inaugurate a 63MVA, 132/33kV substation. Adelabu pointed out that individuals forming cartels in the power sector are short-sighted to believe that their interests will suffer from the enhanced electricity supply. He emphasized that the advancement of the nation's power industry benefits everyone involved. "There are factions and groups within this sector who fear that stable electricity will negatively impact their business. However, their vision is narrow; they lack foresight," he remarked. "Numerous opportunities exist within the sector that can off...

In the recent days, Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, revealed that Nigeria's electricity generation has surged to 4,800 megawatts, up from 4,200MW. This announcement was made on Thursday during his visit to Ajah, Lagos State, to inaugurate a 63MVA, 132/33kV mobile substation established as part of Phase 1 of the Presidential Power Initiative, a collaboration between FGN Power Company and Siemens Energy. Adelabu cautioned those sabotaging Nigeria's power sector to cease their activities in order for sustainable development to take place in the industry. He stated, "We have started to witness improvements in our generation capacity, with output climbing from 4,200MW to 4,800MW in recent days. "The inadequate generation we experienced in February and parts of March was unacceptable." ...