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Ashaka Cement’s N11bn power plant ready 2019

Nigeria’s energy problem will receive a much-needed boost early 2019 when the 16-megawatts power station being constructed by AshakaCem is completed. AshakaCem is a subsidiary of Lafarge Africa and a member of the LafargeHolcin Group. The 11-billion naira project began in 2017 and is expected to be completed in January 2019, the managing director of […]
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NBS: 3.45 million Nigerians metered

As of Q4 2017, only 46.16% equivalent to 3.45 million consumers of the total 7.48 million power consumers in Nigeria were metered, according to a power sector report compiled by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). The NBS report, Power Sector Report: Energy Generated and Sent Out and Consumed and Load Allocation, metering data indicates […]
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Nigeria owes NNPC N171bn subsidy claims – Baru

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Monday, said it is being owed N170.6 billion outstanding subsidy claims by the country. The NNPC in a statement in Abuja quoted its Group Managing Director, Mr. Maikanti Baru, as stating that the claims were for payments due it from January 2006 to December, 2015. According to the statement, […]
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Marketers to NNPC: Increase petrol supply

Owing to the persistent scarcity of the Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) also known as petrol, nationwide, the Executive Secretary, Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association (DAPPMA), Mr. Olufemi Adewole, on Monday urged the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to increase its supply to the marketers. He admitted that the corporation was giving fuel to
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Nigeria’s FG moves to terminate fiber network concession agreements, to recover $75.5m

Babatunde Raji Fashola, Nigeria’s minister of power, works and housing has written to president Muhammadu Buhari in an effort of  Transmission company of Nigeria (TCN) to terminate two failed Fiber Network concession agreements and recover the outstanding concession fees of $75,500,000.00 million from the two concessionaires. In the letter addressed to the president