Nigeria's Bid to Solve Mass Metering Crisis in 2026
The Nigerian government, led by President Bola Tinubu, is striving to overcome the country's mass metering deficit of 6 million meters to serve 12 million electricity consumers. The initiative seeks to enhance economic efficiency by providing accurate consumption data, reducing losses, and combating fraud in the electricity sector.
The move signifies a significant departure from past practices and emphasizes the importance of reliable data for targeted subsidies and support for the most vulnerable populations.
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