NAPII Urges Support for TCN Amid Corruption Allegations

The National Association of Power Infrastructure Investors (NAPII), represented by Executive Secretary Comr. William Bassei, addressed recent allegations of corruption against the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) during a session in Abuja on Tuesday.
Bassei highlighted the importance of TCN as a critical institution in Nigeria's power supply chain, connecting generation companies to distribution networks. He cautioned the public against undermining TCN through unverified allegations, which could distort public perception and trust.
Bassei urged stakeholders to support TCN in managing its operations without distractions, advocating for constructive dialogue and evidence-based discussions. He emphasized the need for transparency and accountability within TCN's governance framework, overseen by the Federal Ministry of Power.
Bassei concluded by reaffirming NAPII's commitment to promoting responsible advocacy and balanced public engagement to advance Nigeria's development goals.
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