Nigeria’s government, led by President Bola Tinubu, inaugurated three major gas projects to enhance the energy…
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Nameh Ajayi is a Communications intern at The Electricity Hub. She is passionate about various aspects of work, including writing, reading, and multimedia production within the energy sector. Her primary focus lies in the electricity industry, both in Nigeria and internationally as they relate to financing, the global energy transition, and addressing challenges related to energy access and affordability.
Adelabu Affirms Electricity Act at NERC Workshop
Minister of Power Adebayo Adelabu addressed concerns over state regulatory autonomy at a two-day stakeholder’s workshop…
Tinubu Appoints InfraCorp to Develop Evergreen City
President Bola Tinubu has designated the Infrastructure Corporation of Nigeria (InfraCorp) to develop Evergreen City, a…
Rising Energy Costs Propel Solar Energy Adoption
Steep electricity costs increase, prompting many private schools and businesses to switch to solar energy. This…
Nigeria Faces Major Hurdles in Solar Energy Adoption
The power sector in Nigeria continues to struggle, leaving most of the population without reliable electricity.…
Sahel Nations Form Confederation, Pivot to Russia
Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have solidified plans to establish a confederation, opting to strengthen ties…
Nigeria’s Electricity Regulatory Autonomy Pause Sparks Debate
Nigeria halted granting states regulatory oversight of electricity markets, emphasising the need for a pilot phase.…
Power Outages: AYAPD Threatens TCN Shutdown
The Association of Young Adults for Positive Development (AYAPD) has voiced frustration over Nigeria’s persistent power…
Power Surge: AfDB Lights Up Nigeria with $1 Billion Boost
The African Development Bank (AfDB) plans to invest $1 billion to boost Nigeria’s power sector. On…
Ghana’s Société Générale & Melcom Go Solar
Société Générale Ghana, in partnership with Melcom, unveiled a solar power initiative at Melcom’s Spintex Branch,…