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Happy New Month! Niger Delta Power Holding Company Limited (NDPHC) remains steadfast in its commitment to driving progress and advancing Nigeria’s energy future. Wishing you a productive and impactful month ahead. #HappyNewMonth #NDPHC #PoweringNigeria #April

𝐋𝐞 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐚 𝐩𝐫𝐞̂𝐭 𝐚̀ 𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐜𝐞𝐫 𝐥’𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐯𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐞𝐧 𝐞́𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐞́ 𝐝𝐮 𝐓𝐨𝐠𝐨 𝐞𝐭 𝐝𝐞𝐬 𝐩𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐝𝐞 𝐥𝐚 𝐂𝐄𝐃𝐄𝐀𝐎. Face à une demande en forte croissance, portée par l’industrialisation et les efforts d’électrification, le Togo souhaite augmenter son approvisionnement en électricité. Le 12 mars 2026, la #CEET, représentée par son Directeur général Débo-K’mba Barandao, a échangé avec la Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) sur une augmentation des #importations d’#électricité, actuellement estimées à 75 MW, afin de soutenir la croissance énergétique du Togo. La PDG de la #NDPHC, Jennifer Adighije, a confirmé la disponibilité du #Nigeria à accroître ses exportations vers le Togo et la sous-région, dans le cadre de partenariats structurés et durables, intégrant des garanties financières et des mécanismes de paiement sécurisés. Ces échanges constructifs réaffirment la volonté commune de renforcer la #coopération énergétique en Afrique de l’Ouest et de garantir un approvisionnement plus stable et durable. #ElectriciteTogo #MinesetEnergie #Developpement #Togo 👉🏾 Source : @ndphconline

Engr Jennifer Adighije Driving Progress in Nigeria’s Power Sector. Under the Renewed Hope Administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, strategic institutions like the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (@ndphconline) are playing a defining role in powering Nigeria’s future. As eloquently highlighted by Engr. Jennifer Adighije, a consummate professional whose expertise, discipline, and firm grasp of the power sector continue to distinguish her, NDPHC remains a critical driver of national development. With 10 power plants, 28 gas turbines, and 3 steam turbines, the company delivers 4,000MW installed capacity, nearly 30% of Nigeria’s total installed generation capacity! Engr. Adighije’s professionalism and focus on results exemplify the excellence needed to strengthen infrastructure, stimulate the economy, and ensure sustainable growth for Nigerian. A robust power sector fuels economic growth, expands opportunity, and secures Nigeria’s future. © Renewed Hope Global @NigeriaGov @NGRPresident @officialABAT @officialSKSM @OfficialOSGF @Dr_A_Mustapha @AlakeDele @fkeyamo @DrDorisAnite @EngrAbisoye @DrTunjiAlausa @AishaMGarba @hmokunola_ @ZacchAdedeji @taiwoyedele @STinubu @ayowisdom_ @KamorYusuf @otegaogra @scarfizal @aonanuga1956 @SundayDareSD @dayoisrael @OgbeniDipo @jeffphilips1 @woye1 @OyakhilomeBello @Djbongolee @GbengaGOLD @TheresaTekenah @ubasanius @femigbaja @GboyegaOyetola @LanreIssaOnilu @nazauro @joduwole @Arch_Dangiwa @abbaaliyu_ @Imranmuhdz @Dattijo @BBOjulari @muhammadpate @HMMohammedIdris @TheCharlesOdii @olasupoolusi @AderonkeW @markokoyeII @Onsogbu @Hope_Uzodimma1

Our MD/CEO, @jenniadighije, highlights that Nigeria’s electricity market is demand-driven. Improving metering, billing, and collection efficiency will boost demand and unlock stranded generation capacity. #NDPHC #PowerSector #NigeriaEnergy

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We extend warm greetings to our Muslim colleagues, partners, and stakeholders on the joyous occasion of Eid al-Fitr. May this season bring peace, prosperity, and blessings to you and your loved ones.We remain committed to powering progress and fostering unity. Eid Mubarak!

Renowned media icon and communications expert Eugenia Abu delivered the keynote address, sharing powerful insights on leadership, visibility & the vital role of women in shaping strong institutions. @ndphconline, we proudly celebrate the women who power progress. #ndphcleads

The Niger Delta Power Holding Company Limited commemorated International Women’s Day 2026 with a special celebration recognizing the outstanding contributions of women across the organization.

The M.D/C.E.O reaffirming commitment to exporting energy to C.E.E.T also made a plea for a bankable solution to the forward-going transactions in order to mitigate exposures to payment risks. #ndphcleads

It was also an opportunity for C.E.E.T to express interest in increasing the offtake from NDPHC to serve newly onboarded customers.

Today, 12th March 2026, the Management of Niger Delta Power Holding Company Limited received the Director General of CEET Togo Officiel from Lome, Togo.

Engr. Jennifer Adighije highlighted the critical role of @ndphconline in Nigeria’s power sector. With 10 power plants, 28 gas turbines, and 3 steam turbines, NDPHC has an installed capacity of 4,000MW, powering about 30% of Nigeria’s 12,000MW installed generation capacity.

At NDPHC, we celebrate the women who power progress. #IWD2026 #AccelerateAction #WomenInLeadership #NDPHC #WomenInPower #InternationalWomensDay

The event served as a moment of reflection, recognition, and renewed commitment to empowering women, promoting inclusivity, and fostering leadership opportunities across all levels of the company.

The Niger Delta Power Holding Company Limited marked International Women’s Day 2026 with an inspiring celebration dedicated to recognizing the remarkable contributions of women across the organization.

The Quiet Resurrection of Nigeria’s Alaoji 570MW Giant Signals the Rise of a New Power Reformer. For years, the vast industrial silhouette of the Alaoji power plant in Abia State stood as a familiar symbol of Nigeria’s unfinished ambitions, a massive infrastructure promise suspended between conception and completion. Its dormant turbines and silent steel structures reflected the broader struggles of a power sector where bold investments have too often been held back by delays, logistical bottlenecks, and uncertain leadership. But with the steady push to revive critical national infrastructure under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, long-abandoned projects like Alaoji are beginning to stir back to life, signalling a deliberate effort to turn stalled promises into working assets for the Nigerian people. During a recent inspection tour of the 570-megawatt Alaoji facility by members of the House of Representatives Committee on Power, lawmakers encountered something increasingly rare in Nigeria’s electricity landscape: unmistakable signs of progress, offering early evidence that the Renewed Hope push to revive critical infrastructure is beginning to translate into action on the ground. The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (@ndphconline), Engr. Jennifer Adighije told the visiting lawmakers that the long-awaited project is now firmly on a recovery trajectory and is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2027. Standing before the sprawling complex, Adighije spoke candidly about the project’s earlier setbacks but made it clear that decisive steps have been taken to get construction back on course. “Previously, we experienced some slippages, and we had to compel the contractor to come up with a recovery plan, which they have now done,” she said. The original expectation had been that the plant would be completed by the end of this year. But following a reassessment of the work schedule and a detailed recovery programme submitted by the contractor, the target date was adjusted. “Initially, we had envisaged that the project would be completed by the end of this year, but clearly that is not possible. With the revised schedule, we are now working towards completion by the third quarter of 2027,” she explained. More significantly, she assured lawmakers that management has removed one of the most common causes of infrastructure stagnation in Nigeria: funding uncertainty. “We are prepared as management to provide all the necessary support in terms of engineering, and we have been doing that. That is why we are gaining traction,” she said. “In terms of finances, we ensure that we meet our obligations to the contractor. We are not owing the contractor, so there is absolutely no reason to envisage any slippages for now.” For members of the House Committee, the visit offered evidence that the long-stalled project may finally be turning a corner. Rep. Victor Nwokolo, chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Power, said the delegation observed clear efforts by NDPHC management to recover the project and reposition it for completion. “We have seen tangible steps being taken to recover critical equipment and move the project forward,” Nwokolo said after the inspection. The lawmaker placed the Alaoji effort in a wider national context, noting that many infrastructure projects in Nigeria’s power sector have suffered delays not because of engineering failures but because effective leadership, commitment, passion for Nigeria’s development, and a proactive approach were missing. According to him, projects belonging to the Transmission Company of Nigeria have been particularly affected by these bottlenecks. But the situation at Alaoji, he observed, appears to be unfolding differently. Key equipment has been recovered, and work on site is regaining momentum, a developments that suggest a level of administrative coordination not always associated with major public infrastructure in the country. However, at NDPHC, the no-nonsense, proactive boss has shown little patience for excuses by confronting obstacles head-on and pushing relentlessly until the job gets done. If completed as projected, the Alaoji plant will add 570 megawatts to Nigeria’s electricity generation capacity, a significant boost in a nation where power supply still falls far short of demand and where every additional megawatt can influence industrial productivity and household stability. Beyond the megawatts, however, the unfolding story at Alaoji is also becoming one of leadership. Within the power policy community in Abuja, Engr. Jennifer Adighije’s steady handling of the project is beginning to draw attention. In a sector where many projects have stalled indefinitely or collapsed under the weight of bureaucracy, the deliberate revival of a long-delayed power plant is no small achievement. Observers note that where many have hesitated or even feared to tread, she appears willing to confront the complex mechanics of infrastructure recovery head-on. Her approach has been quiet, methodical and results-driven, but its impact is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. With speculation mounting that Nigeria’s current Minister of Power, @federal_power, Chief Adebayo Adelabu, @BayoAdelabu, may soon resign to pursue the governorship of Oyo State, conversations are already beginning to swirl around possible successors. If that moment arrives, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR may not need to look very far. In the unfolding revival of the Alaoji power plant, some analysts believe a compelling case may already be taking shape. In Engr. Adighije, they see a technocrat whose emergence could simultaneously tick several boxes: gender balance strengthened, technical competence assured, and the Renewed Hope administration’s promise to transform Nigeria’s electricity sector pushed forward with renewed credibility. For now, the turbines at Alaoji have yet to spin, but the signs of life across the site are unmistakable. If the current momentum holds, the once-silent complex may soon become one of the clearest demonstrations of how dormant infrastructure can be revived with discipline, technical focus and leadership. And in the process, Engr. Jennifer Adighije may well have raised the stakes, proving beyond a reasonable doubt that with the right hands at the controls, even long-neglected power projects can rise again. In a country hungry for electricity and hungry for results, that is the kind of leadership worth watching. Hon Victor Okebunmi, Senior Special Assistant (Publicity) Renewed Hope Global. @NigeriaGov @NGRPresident @officialABAT @officialSKSM @OfficialOSGF @Dr_A_Mustapha @AlakeDele @fkeyamo @DrDorisAnite @EngrAbisoye @DrTunjiAlausa @AishaMGarba @hmokunola_ @ZacchAdedeji @taiwoyedele @STinubu @ayowisdom_ @KamorYusuf @otegaogra @scarfizal @aonanuga1956 @SundayDareSD @OgbeniDipo @jeffphilips1 @woye1 @OyakhilomeBello @GbengaGOLD @TheresaTekenah @ubasanius @femigbaja @LanreIssaOnilu @nazauro @joduwole @Arch_Dangiwa @abbaaliyu_ @Imranmuhdz @Dattijo @BBOjulari @muhammadpate @HMMohammedIdris @TheCharlesOdii @olasupoolusi @AderonkeW @markokoyeII @Onsogbu @Hope_Uzodimma1