Under Tinubu, Nigerians’ freezers will continue to freeze, By Moyosore Gaffar
For years, the narrative of Nigerian electricity was defined by darkness and the deafening roar of generators. Today, under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope agenda, that narrative is being rewritten. Steady electricity is replacing generators The post Under Tinubu, Nigerians’ freezers will continue to freeze, By Moyosore Gaffar appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
Moyosore Gaffar reports that steady electricity supply is improving the lives of Nigerians, as evidenced by the experiences of residents in Apete and Adegbayi who no longer rely on generators for power. Small businesses are benefiting from lower overhead costs due to the reduction in diesel fuel requirements. Manufacturing plants and commercial enterprises are also experiencing increased predictability, leading to higher local output and job creation.
These improvements align with the Ministry of Power's guiding philosophy under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, which prioritizes the impact of electricity on Nigerians rather than just counting megawatts. The shift in the narrative from darkness and generators to steady power is attributed to the government's emphasis on accountability and governance.
Although challenges remain, the progress made in restoring dormant generation assets, expanding transmission capacities, and reviving major plants indicates a positive trajectory for the power sector across the country.
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