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Six years ago, a minimum wage earner spent around 20% of their income on electricity. That share has grown steadily — reaching over 50% under Band A pricing in 2025.

Understanding this trend is central to the conversation around Nigeria’s energy future.

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💡 Debunking Electricity Myths! – Episode 2

Join us on the podcast with a special guest Rahila Thomas and Gabriel Gagara Mango as we reveal why distribution companies aren't solely to blame for Nigeria's power supply challenges.

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Are Discos Solely Responsible For Poor Electricity? | EP02 | Debunking Electricity Myths

Our Country Director Rahila Thomas at the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission Stakeholder Workshop on the Constitutional Amendment and Electricity Act 2023.

🔌 Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry Half Year Report 2022 🔋

Our post today unveils the performance highlights of Nigeria's electricity sector in H2 2022, meticulously analyzed from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission's Q3 and Q4 reports.

Overall, the reports show some improvements in the electricity sector, but there are still challenges to be addressed. Our overview covers areas such as power generation, transmission, distribution, and customer service.

Stay tuned to learn more about the current state of Nigeria's electricity sector.