– Nigeria’s Power Crisis
– Electricity Sector Reforms
– Sustainable Energy in Nigeria
A coalition of stakeholders has condemned recent calls for the resignation of Nigeria’s Minister of Power, insisting that addressing the country’s electricity crisis requires systemic reforms rather than leadership changes. The group argues that the ongoing power challenges stem from long-standing infrastructural and policy issues that cannot be resolved by simply replacing ministers.
According to the coalition, the focus should be on ensuring improved investments, strengthening regulations, and enhancing accountability in the sector. They emphasized that the government must prioritize sustainable power solutions, including renewable energy integration, to tackle persistent electricity shortages. Stakeholders also urged policymakers to collaborate with private sector players and international partners to drive efficiency and stability in Nigeria’s power supply.
