President Bola Tinubu has assured Nigerians that ongoing reforms in the power sector will lead to better electricity services ...
FG seeks N729 billion through a second power bond after fully subscribing and repaying its maiden N501 billion issuance.
Verheijen said the administration was ending fiscal distortions that had undermined Nigeria’s electricity sector for years.
The Federal Government confirms the phased removal of electricity subsidies, transitioning to cost-reflective tariffs while ...
The federal government has appealed to financial market participants to increase their investment exposure to Nigeria’s power ...
The Federal Government dismisses reports of an electricity tariff hike, assuring Nigerians there are no plans to increase ...
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Energy conference to tackle investment, power reforms
ZIMBABWE'S drive to liberalise the energy sector and attract private investment will come under the spotlight this week as ...
Atiku-Tambuwal says merit-based appointments and policy consistency are essential to fixing Nigeria’s electricity sector.
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Again, FG speaks on increasing electricity tariff
The Federal Government has said it has no plans to increase electricity tariffs for consumers in any service band.The Special ...
However, millions of Nigerians continue to contend with unreliable electricity, failing infrastructure, overstretched hospitals, weak learning outcomes, food insecurity and a business environment ...
The federal government has launched the second tranche of its guaranteed power sector bond, valued at approximately N729 billion.
The Federal Government is set to open a N729 billion Series II bond offer on August 3, 2026, under its Presidential Power Sector Debt Reduction Program, as part of a renewed push to settle verified ...
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