Senator Akume Urges Africa to Embrace New Energy Tech to Avoid Global Marginalization
Senator George Akume raised concerns at the Solew Energy Summit in Abuja, emphasizing the need for Africa to embrace cutting-edge technologies in the energy sector to prevent being left behind globally. He highlighted the importance of adopting advanced digital systems, renewable technologies, and smart infrastructure to drive sustainable growth.
Akume praised Nigeria's efforts under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's leadership in deploying modern technology for economic transformation. The summit focused on discussing technology pathways for sustainable energy growth in Africa.
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