Nigeria: Govt Approves Institutional, Financing Framework to Accelerate Electrification of Health Facilities

[This Day] The federal government has approved an institutional reform and financing framework to accelerate the electrification of health facilities nationwide, in a move officials say will bring reliable, 24-hour power to hospitals long hampered by erratic electricity supply. The decisions were reached at the third meeting of the Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee (IMSC) of the Nigeria Power…

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