TVC N. Utility regulation specialist and energy law expert, Chudi Ojukwu, said the government does not keep to promises made, andthey need to support the power sector financially.
The Utility expert who was a guest on TVC Breakfast Show on Thursday (27th of October 2016) said, It is indisputable fact that Nigerian has one of the most problematic electricity sectors in the world, with an estimated installed electricity generation capacity of 8,644 MW, and available capacity of only approximately 3,718 MW, to cater for the needs of a population of over 160 million
The government has continue to employ the wrong people in sector and It will be difficult to hold the fraudsters responsible if the government does not support the electricity sector.
TVC N. Utility regulation specialist and energy law expert, Chudi Ojukwu, said the government does not keep to promises made, andthey need to support the power sector financially.
The Utility expert who was a guest on TVC Breakfast Show on Thursday (27th of October 2016) said, It is indisputable fact that Nigerian has one of the most problematic electricity sectors in the world, with an estimated installed electricity generation capacity of 8,644 MW, and available capacity of only approximately 3,718 MW, to cater for the needs of a population of over 160 million
The government has continue to employ the wrong people in sector and It will be difficult to hold the fraudsters responsible if the government does not support the electricity sector.
TVC N. Utility regulation specialist and energy law expert, Chudi Ojukwu, said the government does not keep to promises made, andthey need to support the power sector financially.
The Utility expert who was a guest on TVC Breakfast Show on Thursday (27th of October 2016) said, It is indisputable fact that Nigerian has one of the most problematic electricity sectors in the world, with an estimated installed electricity generation capacity of 8,644 MW, and available capacity of only approximately 3,718 MW, to cater for the needs of a population of over 160 million
The government has continue to employ the wrong people in sector and It will be difficult to hold the fraudsters responsible if the government does not support the electricity sector.
TVC N. Utility regulation specialist and energy law expert, Chudi Ojukwu, said the government does not keep to promises made, andthey need to support the power sector financially.
The Utility expert who was a guest on TVC Breakfast Show on Thursday (27th of October 2016) said, It is indisputable fact that Nigerian has one of the most problematic electricity sectors in the world, with an estimated installed electricity generation capacity of 8,644 MW, and available capacity of only approximately 3,718 MW, to cater for the needs of a population of over 160 million
The government has continue to employ the wrong people in sector and It will be difficult to hold the fraudsters responsible if the government does not support the electricity sector.
TVC N. Utility regulation specialist and energy law expert, Chudi Ojukwu, said the government does not keep to promises made, andthey need to support the power sector financially.
The Utility expert who was a guest on TVC Breakfast Show on Thursday (27th of October 2016) said, It is indisputable fact that Nigerian has one of the most problematic electricity sectors in the world, with an estimated installed electricity generation capacity of 8,644 MW, and available capacity of only approximately 3,718 MW, to cater for the needs of a population of over 160 million
The government has continue to employ the wrong people in sector and It will be difficult to hold the fraudsters responsible if the government does not support the electricity sector.
TVC N. Utility regulation specialist and energy law expert, Chudi Ojukwu, said the government does not keep to promises made, andthey need to support the power sector financially.
The Utility expert who was a guest on TVC Breakfast Show on Thursday (27th of October 2016) said, It is indisputable fact that Nigerian has one of the most problematic electricity sectors in the world, with an estimated installed electricity generation capacity of 8,644 MW, and available capacity of only approximately 3,718 MW, to cater for the needs of a population of over 160 million
The government has continue to employ the wrong people in sector and It will be difficult to hold the fraudsters responsible if the government does not support the electricity sector.
TVC N. Utility regulation specialist and energy law expert, Chudi Ojukwu, said the government does not keep to promises made, andthey need to support the power sector financially.
The Utility expert who was a guest on TVC Breakfast Show on Thursday (27th of October 2016) said, It is indisputable fact that Nigerian has one of the most problematic electricity sectors in the world, with an estimated installed electricity generation capacity of 8,644 MW, and available capacity of only approximately 3,718 MW, to cater for the needs of a population of over 160 million
The government has continue to employ the wrong people in sector and It will be difficult to hold the fraudsters responsible if the government does not support the electricity sector.
TVC N. Utility regulation specialist and energy law expert, Chudi Ojukwu, said the government does not keep to promises made, andthey need to support the power sector financially.
The Utility expert who was a guest on TVC Breakfast Show on Thursday (27th of October 2016) said, It is indisputable fact that Nigerian has one of the most problematic electricity sectors in the world, with an estimated installed electricity generation capacity of 8,644 MW, and available capacity of only approximately 3,718 MW, to cater for the needs of a population of over 160 million
The government has continue to employ the wrong people in sector and It will be difficult to hold the fraudsters responsible if the government does not support the electricity sector.
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