Shettima Advocates for State Control of Electricity Management

Kashim Shettima, in a recent statement, called on states to end their reliance on the federal government regarding electricity management. He emphasized the need for states to take control of their electricity resources, suggesting that this shift would empower them to better manage their energy needs.
Shettima's remarks reflect a growing sentiment among state leaders to seek autonomy in energy management, aiming to enhance efficiency and reliability in electricity supply. This call to action aligns with ongoing discussions about decentralizing energy control in Nigeria, where states have often depended heavily on federal support for electricity provision.
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