Sim-swap fraud now in vogue
Honorable Minister, please don’t buy 10,000 tractors
Mr President, appoint credible ambassadors to effectively market and promote the Nigerian economy
Risking it all: Unsafe practices in Nollywood and cost of putting on shows at any cost
Why Oporoza is the heartbeat of Ijaw tradition
Adoke, media trial and the court of law
On electricity subsidy, let’s support Femi Falana
Are Nigerians patriotic?
Mistakes Nigeria made by Ike Nwachukwu
Fubara: Building Religious Inclusivity as Muslims Celebrate

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But our argument is that the only reason the power prices in Nigeria are high is because we don’t generate enough. If you generate 10GW of power, tariff will be half of what it costs. So, keeping the prices very low is not the approach, but delivering adequate power.”

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