The government of Chad Republic has formally requested the Nigerian government to connect the country to the Nigerian electricity grid.

The request was presented by the Chadian Ambassador to Nigeria, Abakar Saleh Chachaimi during a working visit to the Minister of Power, Engr. Sale Mamman in Abuja.

While describing the need as pressing, the Ambassador stressed the historical and economic value of connecting Chad to Nigeria’s electricity as a means of continued collaboration between the countries.

Reacting to the request, Engr. Mamman welcomed the development, stressing that it will help in enhancing the long existing relations between the two countries.

The minister said the request from Chad Republic came at the best time as he reassured the Chadian envoy that Nigeria will evaluate it within the various projects under the Transmission Rehabilitation and Expansion Programme (TREP) for possible integration of the request.

"I, therefore, direct the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) whose representatives are part of this meeting, to come up with a business case and implementation modalities. Based on that, we will write to the Presidency to secure all the necessary approvals,” Engr. Mamman said.

The minister also approved the request to host his counterpart from the Republic of Chad for a technical analysis of the request. He further informed the Chadian delegation that currently, Nigeria has bilateral contracts for supplying electricity to Niger Republic and Benin Republic which have been ongoing for decades.

Engr. Mamman also noted that under the framework of the West African Power Pool (WAPP) whose objectives include promotion of power exchange among the ECOWAS member states, the Republics of Benin, Burkina-Faso, Niger and Nigeria, are building an 875 kilometre distance of 330 kilovolt power transmission line, the “North Core Transmission line”.

The line will interconnect the four countries for improved power supply from Nigeria. He said, “this project got the concurrent acceptance of the World Bank (WB), African Development Bank (AfDB) and French Development Agency (AFD) to finance different segments of the proposed transmission line. “As at September 2019, all the financing became effective and the implementation structure for the project has earlier been established with Project Implementation Unit (PIU) located in Abuja.”

Source: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/chad-begs-nigeria-for-electricity-supply.html

Same way I'm beging them for at least 6 hours power supply daily

Please, I will Design a Professional Logo for your product or Business for 2k Only

smh.

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Same way I'm begging them for at least 6 hours power supply daily

Some Nigerians will be grateful for even less

Then Help us defeat Boko Haram

When they were killing our terrorists they never knew that they would need favour from us

H

after killing buhari's boys

hi

They should also help Nigeria with military support in exchange, but then, how can Nigeria give electricity they don't have in the first place

Hmmmm,nawaoo,pesin bever belefu dis wans dey draw spoon,una paaapaa

Trust Buhari, nah him brothers.
He will give them.

should advice bubi on what to do

NIGERIA GO STILL GIVE THEM FORGOTTEN THAT CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME...

NDI ARA FC..

Chad begging Nigeria for Electricity
That's the joke of the century!
Should we tell them that our total electricity output is not even enough to power only Yobe state

L O L

But we no get light na,

Something that Nigeria doesn't have enough of

Wonders, they say, will never cease

hmm

CHARRED

We never even get light for here.
They'll give you light for 2 hours per day and bring a bill of 38,000 per month

And for good three days I've not had any light. Thank Allah for prepaid. Useless government.

So y’all want to come and reduce the already reduced quota we get?
That inept minister better tell then to look elsewhere. Your citizens can’t be in need and you are doing good samaritan.

Olowo kan laarin otoshi mefa...
Amongst blind men, a man with one eye leads..
Nigeria Amaka..

Sorry Chad, there's no electricity in Nigeria.