Expert Outlines 7 Steps for Nigeria to Lead Africa in Energy by 2035
Canic Emeka, an expert, shares essential steps for Nigeria to lead Africa in energy by 2035. Emeka stresses the urgency for Nigeria to close the energy gap within 36 months, enforce cost-reflective tariffs, and develop an export strategy with sovereign guarantees.
These actions could earn Nigeria $3.5 billion annually by 2035 and boost economic integration within ECOWAS. Emeka's recommendations aim to position Nigeria as a key energy player on the continent.
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