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NUEE Asks FG To Declare State Of Emergency In Power Sector

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March 30, 2024
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NUEE Asks FG To Declare State Of Emergency In Power Sector
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The National President, National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE), Adebiyi Adeyeye has urged the Federal Government to declare a state of emergency on power sector.

Adeyeye who frowned at the epileptic power supply in Nigeria, described the situation as unpalatable, unacceptable and unbearable.

He asked the Federal Government under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to as a matter of urgency, call all major stakeholders in power sector to a roundtable without further delay.

Adeyeye also urged the Federal Government to look critically into the power sector, with a view to make substantial changes where necessary.

He noted that many companies are folding up daily due to unstable power supply which is not the best for the country at this critical time.

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He said : ” Part of what is contributing to the failing economy in the country is power supply and if the country must be rescued, the Federal Government must be ready to revamp the already dying power sector by conveying a meeting which will comprise all the major stakeholders in power sector.

“No doubt, the Federal Government is making frantic efforts to improve the power generation in the country but they need to show some level of seriousness in making sure that Nigerians enjoy stable power supply.

“Yes, I’m aware that last month, the Federal Government issued a marching order, asking the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, to withdraw licenses of non-performing electricity distribution companies ( DISCOs).

“Both the Generating and Transmission companies must also be ready to show commitment. You can only distribute what is available.”

The NUEE boss said government should encourage and harness the abundant renewable energy sources as against the use of fossil fuel to improve power generation and reduce the effect of climate change in Nigeria as the world is moving towards just energy transition.

Speaking further, Adeyeye said that since the privatisation of the power sector in November 2013, all of the hope and expectations that privatisation will add value to the life of the poor and bring meaningful impact and improvement to the power sector has been dashed.

“The myriad of problems bedevilling the sector prior to the privatisation exercise has worsened and increased in multiple folds.

“Take, for instance, the megawatt output of the Generating Companies has been dwindling.

“As at this morning, the total megawatt we operate on is 4,300MW with the incessant collapse of the national grids.

“This is quite unfortunate, with a population of over 200 million. How do we improve our economy under this kind of arrangement?

“Investors are leaving the country, moving to neighbouring countries all because we don’t have stable power supply. This is sad and shameful.

“Thousand of Nigerians are losing their jobs owing to the fact that many companies are on diesel to power their generators which has wrecked havoc on the finances of these companies, hence they reduce their workforce.”

Adeyeye bemoaned frowned at the way some Distribution Companies treat his members, saying it must stop henceforth.

“Let me make it expressly clear, my members are ever ready to give in their best, the Distribution Companies must also be ready to take their welfare with every seriousness it deserves by providing necessary logistics, because all of us are stakeholders in the power sector hence no body should be left behind,” the President noted.
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