Professor of Chemical Engineering, Adesoji Adesina, says it may take 2,000 years for Nigeria to get steady electricity.

According to him, it was high time the country embraced renewable energy.
Adesina spoke while delivering the 2019 First Award Winners’ Lecture of the Nigerian National Merit Award (NNMA) at the University of Lagos on Tuesday titled: “Making the Case for Agro-Based Energy Development: A National Priority for Sustainable Economy”.

“It will take us nearly 2,000 years to get to where developed countries are; if we don’t change anything; if we just fold our hands it will take us an unacceptably long time to get to where we want to be.

“So the present renewable policy we have must change,” The Nation quoted him as saying.
He said countries that were at the same level with Nigeria some decades ago had achieved much more because they abandoned fossil fuels for renewable energy.

The don cited Norway, which he said despite being an oil producing country, depends on renewable energy to meet its electricity demands.

Source: https://spielng.com/2019/05/01/why-nigeria-may-not-get-adequate-electricity-in-2000-years-adesina/

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Cc Seun

"Let there be light, and there was light"
Maybe that word wasn't heard clearly in Nigeria, that's why our own light is ON and OFF

There will be no Nigeria then

There will be no Nigeria then..

CanineOfJackal:
There will be no Nigeria then

Brother, please reduce the volume of the swear nah

Lalasticlala

True talk! What do we expect?