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Nigeria’s national grid continues to face frequent collapses, compounded by vandalism of power infrastructure. These challenges demand an urgent exploration of alternative energy sources to sustain both residential and business consumption.

Power is the backbone of any thriving economy. Yet, Nigeria, once the “Giant of Africa,” now grapples with a deteriorating energy sector that threatens its economy and development. Decades of poor leadership, mismanagement, and outdated infrastructure have turned the nation’s energy situation from a symbol of pride into a crisis of national concern.

Read more: https://thetrumpet.ng/constant-national-grid-collapse-and-search-for-sustainable-energy-solutions-part-1/

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Nigeria’s national grid continues to face frequent collapses, compounded by vandalism of power infrastructure. These challenges demand an urgent exploration of alternative energy sources to sustain both residential and business consumption.

Power is the backbone of any thriving economy. Yet, Nigeria, once the “Giant of Africa,” now grapples with a deteriorating energy sector that threatens its economy and development. Decades of poor leadership, mismanagement, and outdated infrastructure have turned the nation’s energy situation from a symbol of pride into a crisis of national concern.

Read more: https://thetrumpet.ng/constant-national-grid-collapse-and-search-for-sustainable-energy-solutions-part-1/

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