Power Crisis Beyond My Control – Adelabu
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Across Nigeria in recent weeks, widespread blackouts have left homes and businesses in near-total darkness.
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Small firms, factories, and schools are struggling to function as power supply drops sharply.
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The outages have worsened under intense dry-season heat, affecting daily life and productivity across the country.
The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, said the worsening electricity supply is caused by factors outside the Federal Government’s control.
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He admitted the country has moved away from the “positive trajectory” recorded in 2025, but maintained that the government is not responsible for the current situation.
He said efforts are ongoing to stabilise supply in the coming weeks.
The minister expressed regret over the hardship Nigerians are facing and said the ministry is working “24/7” to fix the problem.
He said power generation remains very low but expects improvement soon.
He also restated the plan to reach 6,000 megawatts before the end of 2026 and return to better performance levels.
He added that supply across generation, transmission, and distribution will improve soon.
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