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Togo seeks more electricity supply from Nigeria

The Togolese government has asked Nigeria to increase the amount of electricity it supplies to Togo to support businesses and households facing power shortages.Officials from Togo’s power utility recently met with the management of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company in Abuja to discuss ways to boost imports. During the meeting, the Togolese delegation said electricity imported from Nigeria has been crucial in keeping factories running, preserving goods and supporting commercial activities.They noted that more stable supply would help protect jobs and reduce losses for traders who struggle with frequent outages at home. Managing Director of NDPHC, Jennifer Adighije, confirmed that Togo wants higher volumes and assured the delegation that Nigeria is open to strengthening the partnership.​She explained that NDPHC has available generation capacity that can be exported within the framework of existing regional power agreements. Nigeria already exports electricity […]

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Obi challenges Tinubu over failed power promise after new grid collapse

Former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has questioned President Bola Tinubu over his campaign promise to deliver steady electricity, following another collapse of Nigeria’s national grid in January 2026. In a statement posted on his verified X account on Wednesday, Obi recalled Tinubu’s 2022 campaign pledge that if he failed to provide stable power in his first four years in office, Nigerians should not vote for him for a second term. He said the recent power failures clearly contradict that promise and should concern all Nigerians. Obi noted that the national grid had already collapsed twice in January 2026, even before the end of the month, and about twelve times in 2025. He described the frequent collapses as a sign of deep problems in the power sector, despite repeated assurances from the government. He also criticised President Tinubu’s frequent […]

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TETFund Launches Solar Electrification Project To End Power Crisis In Nigerian Campuses

For decades, unstable electricity has crippled teaching, research, and learning in Nigerian universities and polytechnics. Lecture halls go dark mid-presentation, experiments are interrupted in laboratories, and ICT centres often shut down without warning. Now, the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has unveiled a major intervention aimed at solving this age-long problem. Under its 2025 disbursement guidelines, the Fund has allocated billions of naira to provide solar-powered mini-grids in selected tertiary institutions across the country. Working in partnership with the Rural Electrification Agency (REA), TETFund plans to deliver reliable, clean, and sustainable energy to power classrooms, hostels, laboratories, libraries, and administrative blocks in 12 institutions across the six geopolitical zones. Among the beneficiaries are: North Central: Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai; Federal Polytechnic, Nasarawa North East: Nigeria Army University, Biu; Federal Polytechnic, Mubi North West: North West University, Kano; Federal Polytechnic, […]

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Government Approves Construction of Second Gas Processing Plant to Boost Energy Security

The government of Ghana has received Cabinet approval for the construction of a second gas processing plant aimed at addressing the country's ongoing energy supply challenges. This decision was revealed by Energy Minister John Jinapor on March 7, 2025, during a press briefing at the Jubilee House.Jinapor highlighted that the move is a critical step toward ensuring energy security and enhancing the stability of the power supply in Ghana. With growing energy demands and limited gas processing capacity, this new facility will augment existing infrastructure and help meet the country's energy needs, particularly for power generation.The government, in collaboration with the Finance Ministry, will begin taking immediate actions to build the second plant. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to tackle energy challenges in the short, medium, and long term.

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ECG Promises Volta Residents a “Bright Christmas” with Stable Power Supply.

The Volta Regional Manager of ECG, Christina Jatoe Kaleo, has reassured residents of reliable electricity during the Christmas season. Addressing past billing challenges, she shared the company’s progress, including resolving 90% of issues and establishing a 24/7 call center for customer support.Ms. Kaleo urged energy conservation, warned against illegal connections, and highlighted measures like new substations and upgrades to ensure uninterrupted power. She also called for public vigilance against bushfires damaging infrastructure, pledging informant rewards for credible reports.The ECG team is committed to making this festive season free of power disruptions while improving customer satisfaction.

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ECG Denies Reports of Power Plant Scale-Down.

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has refuted recent claims that power plants supplying electricity to the company are scaling down their operations. In an official statement, ECG described these reports as "totally false" and urged Ghanaians to disregard the misinformation.The company assured the public of its commitment to reliable and stable power supply nationwide, emphasizing its ongoing collaboration with power producers and Independent Power Producers (IPPs) to address operational challenges promptly. ECG called for calm and trust in its operations, pledging uninterrupted service to its customers.This reassurance comes amidst rising concerns about power stability in the country. The ECG has reiterated its dedication to ensuring steady electricity supply while actively resolving any emerging issues.

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