Tinubu Govt Seeks $2bn Loan from China for National Super Power Grid Project

The Tinubu government in Nigeria is seeking a $2 billion loan from China's Eximbank to construct a National Super Power Grid. Energy Minister Adebayo Adelabu announced the project aimed to address the energy shortfall hindering economic growth and industrial development in the country.
The grid will link the eastern and western regions, home to major industrial hubs like Dangote Industries. Despite being one of Nigeria's largest energy consumers, the current system faces challenges, leading to a reliance on captive power.
The proposed super grid aims to restore trust by offering reliable and affordable electricity, encouraging industries to reconnect to the national network. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to ensure stable electricity supply vital for revitalizing Nigeria's manufacturing sector.
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