Electricity has no political colour, Buhari declares in Aba
NERC to enhance liquidity, revenue gap, others in 2019
Nigeria generates less than 10% of her electricity, needs to do more -Country Manager, D.Light
NPHC completes 8 NIPP power plants worth billions of Naira
Presidency to spend N274.7m on electricity, N65m on animals
Adunola, Ibiduni residents lament over power outage
24 hours electricity offends residents
Delta community youths seek early completion of electricity project
DISCOs are frustrating FG’s effort on metering – NERC
TCN restores electricity supply to Funtua sub-station
IGR: Varsity to generate 300kw of electricity for commercial supply
Nigeria’s average electricity tariff drops by 48% in 4 yrs
30 Kwara communities in darkness for 100 years

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‘FG paid N1trn to DISCOS, GENCOS without evidence of electricity’
FORMER President of Trade Union Congress, TUC, Mr. Peter Esele, has disclosed that the Federal Government paid over N1 trillion to Electricity Generation Companies, GENCOs and Electricity Distribution Companies, DISCOs, since the commencement of the privatisation of the power sector with nothing to show for it.
Electricity: Firm offers free smart meters to companies
An organisation that is highly interested and concerned about the growth of the energy sector in Nigeria, PATKIM, has embarked on the provision of free smart meters, to the distribution companies; a gesture that brings about youth empowerment and creation of an infrastructure in the country.
Breaking the electricity supply jinx
WHAT is it about electricity supply in Nigeria? Why is it so difficult to simplify and bring under manageable indices, when other climes have taken it for granted and moved on to greater things?
EEDC berates illegal distribution of electricity in Imo
OWERRI—ENUGU Electricity Distribution Company, EEDC, yesterday cried out over the illegal distribution of electricity to members of the public by unauthorised persons.
Rural Electrification agency adopts new measures
Expectations were high that the privatisation of Nigeria’s power sector in 2013 would culminate in increased generation, transmission and distribution of electricity to consumers nationwide for some reasons. First, the private sector was perceived as having adequate resources to boost investment in the sector. Second, the investors were also expected to possess the discipline and management skills, capable of driving operations in the sector.

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