…By Larry John for TDPel Media.
The Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led Federal Government in Nigeria has made a commitment to the Nigerian people regarding the improvement of power supply across the country.
This pledge comes ahead of the scheduled electricity tariff hike on July 1.
During a meeting in Abuja, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Power, Temitope Fashedemi, conveyed this promise to the public.
The meeting, which took place on Thursday, included discussions with Ms. Olu Verheijen, the Special Adviser to the President on Energy.
Addressing Sector Issues: Hope for Resolutions
In a statement released by the Ministry’s spokesperson, Chinwe Udouwem, Temitope Fashedemi expressed optimism that some of the challenges faced by the power sector would be tackled by the new administration.
The Ministry is hopeful that with the change in leadership, steps will be taken to address the issues affecting the sector and bring about positive changes.
Recognizing the Importance of the Power Sector
During the meeting, Ms. Olu Verheijen emphasized the critical role of the power sector in the growth and productivity of the nation.
She acknowledged the ongoing reforms in the power sector, highlighting their potential to have a significant and desirable impact.
In order to achieve the desired outcomes, Verheijen stressed the necessity for the government to create a conducive environment that fosters the growth of the private sector.
This approach is essential for ensuring affordable electricity tariffs for consumers.
Synergy and Holistic Solutions
While acknowledging the importance of government initiatives and private sector growth, Verheijen emphasized the need for synergy between stakeholders in the power sector.
Collaboration and cooperation among all parties involved are crucial for achieving a lasting solution to the challenges faced.
Taking a holistic approach is seen as vital in addressing the underlying issues and bringing about sustainable improvements in the power sector.
Overall, the Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led Federal Government has made a commitment to the Nigerian people, promising an improved power supply in the country.
The government aims to address sector challenges and create an enabling environment for the private sector to thrive, leading to affordable electricity tariffs for consumers.
Achieving these goals will require collaboration, synergy, and a holistic approach among all stakeholders in the power sector.