Post by Proshare (@Proshare)

In this Op-Ed, Tosin Adeoti makes the case that what Nigeria's electricity sector has perfected is not simple incompetence but a more specific and more consequential variant: the failure that proceeds through the full choreography of reform, that enacts legislation, completes privatisations, holds press conferences, and signs World Bank agreements, while producing nothing that fundamentally alters the condition of the 87 million without supply. The comparative frame he deploys is deliberately uncomfortable. Ghana, Rwanda, and Kenya have each achieved measurable, sustained progress toward universal electricity access without Nigeria's oil revenues, without Nigeria's reform legislation, and without Nigeria's volume of international financial support.

https://proshare.co/articles/darkness-as-policy-how-nigeria-keeps-failing-at-electricity-oped?menu=Economy&classification=Read&category=Power

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