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The Grid Post
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Katılım Aralık 2018
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Why won't there be a live question and answer session?
NERC Nigeria@NERCNG
Going LIVE in exactly 2 hours! ⏳⚡ Our X Spaces discussion on the Transition to State Electricity Regulation starts today at 11:00 AM. Whether you are a consumer, investor, or market participant, tune in to learn how this shift impacts you and the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry. ⏰ Time: 11:00 AM 📍 Tune in here: x.com/i/spaces/1oKMv… (Please note: This will be a broadcast-style session to listen and learn; we will not be taking live questions.) #NERC #ElectricityRegulation #NigeriaPowerSector #PowerSectorReform #XSpaces #SERCs #NESI #Nigeria
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It seems Lagos is still selling at a better rate, why the hike in other states?
ᴠɪᴋᴛᴜʜ ᴍᴀʀǫ@setidara
@derektitus007 @TheGridPost Not true. Still sellimg at N1140 in Mobil Apapa area of Lagos
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Hope you filled your tank... the price may not remain the same
Oye@oyeolsakin11538
@TheGridPost Bought yesterday along Lekki Epe expressway by House on the Rock at 1145
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It took Dangote and co ages to reduce it by N20,N50....it's just days and we have almost N200 increment!!!
DerekTalker@derektitus007
@TheGridPost So I heard, some are selling for N1400
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DisCo Load | 21 Jul 2026 | 9:20 AM
AbujaDisCo - 647 MW
IkejaDisCo - 639 MW
EkoDisCo - 571 MW
IbadanDisCo - 404 MW
BeninDisCo - 273 MW
EnuguDisCo - 262 MW
PHarcourtDisCo - 235 MW
KanoDisCo - 174 MW
KadunaDisCo - 163 MW
JosDisCo - 146 MW
YolaDisCo - 77 MW
Total - 3,591 MW
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FG TO RAISE N729BN BOND TO CLEAR POWER SECTOR DEBTS, RESTORE LIQUIDITY
The Federal Government is set to raise about N729 billion through a second bond issuance to settle verified legacy debts owed to electricity generation companies (GenCos), as it steps up efforts to restore liquidity to Nigeria’s struggling power sector and attract fresh investment.
The planned issuance, scheduled to be preceded by an Investors’ Forum on July 21, 2026, will bring the total value of the first phase of the Presidential Power Sector Debt Reduction Programme to approximately N1.23 trillion, following the successful issuance of N501 billion in January.
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Sorry, the better team won.
Next time!
The Grid Post@TheGridPost
We will credit your prepaid meter. But Spain would win.
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No wonder Football is alien in the US, what kind of Half Time is this?
Vibe Kill!ng!
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POOR LEADERSHIP, CORRUPTION, AND WEAK REFORMS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PERSISTENT ELECTRICITY CHALLENGES
Lack of coherent leadership, from the appointment of ministers to heads of agencies, which had affected the development and implementation of policies needed to improve electricity supply.
Atiku-Tambuwal said the nation’s power sector requires a complete transformation driven by experienced leadership, strategic planning, and effective regulation.
The former TCN boss identified poor leadership, corruption, and weak implementation of reforms as major factors responsible for Nigeria’s persistent electricity challenges.
According to him, corruption has also negatively affected the execution of critical power projects designed to expand infrastructure and enhance reliability.
“The power sector reforms did not help matters either, as the privatisation process was not entirely transparent, leading to a lack of synergy among stakeholders needed to achieve the desired outcome of the reforms,” he revealed.
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