Epileptic power supply costs Nigeria $35b yearly, says report
Nigeria’s epileptic electricity situation is costing the economy more than $35billion (about ₦48 trillion) annually, according to a new economic brief released by financial expert and Director of Arthur Group, Martins Itua. The report blamed the losses to chronic power shortages, widespread reliance on self-generated electricity, disrupted business operations, damaged equipment, and post-harvest losses across…
