Nigeria to Enjoy 24/7 Power Supply Soon - Minister Adelabu Unveils Training Facility
Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, announced plans for 24/7 power supply in Nigeria during the inauguration of a new facility at the National Power Training Institute of Nigeria (NAPTIN) in Abuja. The institute aims to train a skilled workforce to address energy challenges.
Adelabu highlighted the government's commitment to sustainable power generation, emphasizing the impact on critical sectors like education, health, and manufacturing. The move is part of efforts to boost the economy and improve public services.
The minister praised the progress in power generation and transmission, signaling a positive shift towards uninterrupted power supply in the country.
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