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Senate moves to target electricity infrastructure vandalism

The proposed legislation seeks to address a wide range of issues that have emerged since the enactment of the 2023 Electricity Act. The senate has commenced legislative action to amend the Electricity Act, 2023, with the aim of addressing persistent challenges in the power sector, including infrastructure vandalism, policy inconsistencies, financial instability, and regulatory bottlenecks. The amendment bill titled Electricity Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025 was sponsored by Sen. Enyinnaya Abaribe (APGA, Abia South). It scaled...

Electricity tariff hikes and heightened senate silence

Despite citizens being so hard-pressed on incessant utility tariff hikes, the senate passed only only motion which called for a halt to electricity bills raise. The Tinubu administration went ahead with the electricty hike with a deafening silence from lawmakers  By all standards, electricity remains a basic amenity. Yet in Nigeria, it has become a luxury. Despite persistent national outrage over the rising cost of electricity, the 10th senate has entertained just one motion specifically...

Senate to probe delay in distribution of 100mw of Electricity in Delta

According to the World Bank collection of development indicators, compiled from officially recognized sources, access to electricity in Nigeria was reported to be at 59.5 % in 2021. In recent years, the power sector in Nigeria has been faced with several challenges related to electricity policy enforcement, transmission system constraints, and major power sector planning shortfalls. This has majorly been a result of the country’s poor transmission network and incessant collapse of the national grid...

“Halt all plans to increase electricity tariff” – Senate to FG

The Senate called on the federal government to concentrate on the production and distribution of electricity rather than raising electricity rates. The Senate has demanded that the federal government halt any plans to raise electricity rates in the nation, arguing that the government’s attempt to raise rates and remove subsidies comes at an inappropriate time. To prevent a repeat of the fuel subsidy scandal, it also decided to investigate the N2 trillion electricity tariff requested...

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