Ministerial nominee for Power, Joseph Tegbe, has made a bold pledge to stabilise Nigeria's struggling electricity grid within his first 100 days in office. Speaking during his Senate screening on Wednesday, Tegbe said, "If you don't see this in three months, it means you won't see it in six months. You must see results in the first 100 days, and you must hold us accountable." He explained that his 100-day plan would focus on stabilising the grid, enforcing discipline across the electricity value chain, and confronting entrenched interests benefiting from persistent power failures. The Senate has confirmed his nomination.
Key Points:
- Tegbe promises visible results within 100 days or nothing at all.
- He vows to confront the "generator economy" thriving on unstable power.
- Lawmakers warned that deep-rooted inefficiencies make the task difficult.
- The 100-day promise will serve as the first major test of his leadership.
- Nigerians are watching to see if he delivers on the bold pledge.
Sources: Instablog9ja, PM News
