Caught between market realities and public frustrations, Nigeria’s leaders must address weaknesses along the electricity supply chain
In depth
Issue 134
- 07 Mar 2008
| 7 minute read
An impressive array of new policies and committees has been announced to revive Nigeria’s troubled power sector, but rows over previous failures, wobbles over tariff hikes and the massive cost of the investment needed to reach 100,000MW by 2015 give cause to wonder whether the Yar’Adua administration really can turn things round.
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