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Nnaji promises Power supply to hit 9,000mw in December
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Prof Bart Nnaji, the Minister of Power has promised that power supply in Nigeria would reach above 9,000mw by December if all challenges confronting gas supply were resolved. Nnaji made the disclosure in Abuja at a one-day meeting between the Ministry of Power and Ministry of Petroleum Resources with other stakeholders in the oil and gas sector.
“As you know, the Federal Government has been doing a lot to ensure that we rapidly accelerate power supply situation in the country,’’ he said. Nnaji said Mr President launched the power roadmap in 2010 and“ as part of that, we are aligning the entire value chain of power production level. The critical element in that is that of gas supply.’’ He said the ` `Ministry of Petroleum Resources and Ministry of Power have been working together to ensure that we bridge whatever gap.’’ The minister said the country would collaborate with international oil producers and the producers of gas and transportation to ensure that the gap was filled. He explained that when all the National Integrated Power Producers would start functioning in December and gas supply was steady to the plants, more electricity would get to consumers.
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