Nigeria’s Electricity Subsidy Exceeds N418 Billion in Q4 2025
The Federal Government of Nigeria incurred electricity subsidy to the tune of N418.79bn in the fourth quarter of 2025. This ...
The Federal Government of Nigeria incurred electricity subsidy to the tune of N418.79bn in the fourth quarter of 2025. This ...
Latest figure from the Federal Government estimates N2.36tn might be spent on electricity subsidies for low-income consumers in 2025. According ...
The Federal Government said it spent N628.61bn as subsidy on electricity in 2023. The power distribution companies also collected total ...
The Senate has directed the committee on power to investigate the N2tn required for electricity subsidy payment, other debts owed ...
The Federal Government of Nigeria is indebted to the generating companies (GenCos) in the tune of 1.3 trillion naira. This ...

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