The Digest:
Minister of Power Bayo Adelabu has apologised to Nigerians over the poor electricity supply and incessant outages witnessed in recent months. Speaking at a news conference in Abuja on Tuesday, Adelabu said the apology was necessary given the dry season, which has caused extreme heat and disrupted businesses, schools, and industries. He attributed the situation to factors beyond the government's control but assured that power generation would improve in the coming weeks, with a target of 6,000 megawatts achievable by year-end.Key Points:
- The apology acknowledges the hardship Nigerians face from constant power outages amid extreme heat.
- Adelabu cited factors beyond government control, though specifics were not detailed.
- The minister referenced the improved power supply in 2025 as evidence of what is achievable.
- He assured Nigerians that the situation is temporary and will improve within weeks.
- The commitment to 6,000 megawatts by year-end offers a timeline for anticipated relief.
As Nigerians endure persistent power outages, the minister's apology and pledge for improvement offer a glimmer of hope, though the proof will be in the restored electricity supply.
Sources: TheCable
