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| Calls for Adebayo Adelabu’s Resignation Amid Power Crisis |
Over 40% of Nigerians still have no steady electricity. Those with power get only 2,000 to 4,000MW daily. These numbers have stayed low for years. The groups say this is not good enough.
They blame the minister for poor performance. His past is in finance and hospitality. He does not have a background in energy. Many feel he is not the right fit for the power ministry.
The CNPP and CNCSOs ask President Tinubu to act quickly. They want Adelabu moved to a role that suits his skills. They give the president seven days to make a change.
The groups add that the weak power supply has hurt small businesses. It has led to job losses and slowed economic growth. Nigerians pay high bills, yet the grid keeps failing. This adds to their daily struggles.
The statement is clear and direct. It calls for constructive change. It also invites a healthy discussion on how to improve the power sector. The groups ask for new ideas and balanced views from all sides.
Some see this as a push for better management. They hope that with a change, Nigeria can attract new investors. Others urge caution and ask for a review of all policies. They believe a mix of views will lead to the best solution.
This news brings many ideas to the table. It is a wake-up call for leaders and citizens alike. The focus now is on what changes can make life better for Nigerians. The conversation is open, and every opinion matters.
Kindly share your thoughts below. Let’s work together for a stronger and fairer power sector in Nigeria.