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Unemployment: Senate calls for a state of emergency, President Buhari approves N37 billion for National Assembly renovation , National Assembly finally transmits Finance Bill after supremacy battle among lawmakers, VAT: Implementation won’t affect purchasing power of Nigerians, PIB: An unsurmountable obstacle, Senate passes CAMA bill, awaits presidential assent, Ban on generators: Throwing the baby with the bath water?

Ban on generators: Throwing the baby with the bath water?

A bill for an act to criminalise the importation, selling and usage of generators in Nigeria scaled the first reading on the floor of the senate.

Despite erratic power supply, Senate introduces bill to stop use of generators in Nigeria, Senate considers petrol subsidy removal and naira devaluation,Senate considers petrol subsidy removal, naira devaluation,Nigerian Senate to review investment laws in supporting Nigeria’s capital market

Business News7 months ago

Bill to ban use of generators pass first reading in Senate

The Nigerian Senate has introduced a bill seeking to ban the use of generators in Nigeria.

Power: VP Osinbajo to lead reform group, Emefiele, El-Rufai are members

Business News7 months ago

Power: VP Osinbajo to lead reform group, Emefiele, El-Rufai are members

President Muhammadu Buhari created a Power group to coordinate the ad-hoc committee reviewing the ownership of the electricity distribution companies (DisCos) in November among others roles.

TCN ready to waive Discos' N270 billion debt, TCN want Discos to recapitalise, Discos investment in power sector, National Union of Electricity Employees, Gencos want Discos’ job as it seeks to sell electricity directly to customers , Nigeria, Canada to ink new $2.3b power deal , ABEDC's investors divided over $41 million contract breach, Nationwide strike: Electricity workers meet with FG, as NECA fears lose-lose situation

Business News1 year ago

AfCFTA under threat of poor power supply as TCN MD proffers solution.

The Managing Director of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), Usman Mohammed, has disclosed what should be done to solve the deteriorating state of power supply.