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REA Completes 1,403 Projects, Electrifies 9m Households - Vimarsana News

REA Completes 1,403 Projects, Electrifies 9m Households

The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) said it has provided power to over 7.5 million people including 1.5 million households, delivering 130 Mini-Grid

We've completed 1,403 projects in three years - REA breaks silence over corruption allegations - Vimarsana News

We've completed 1,403 projects in three years - REA breaks silence over corruption allegations

The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) says it has completed 1,403 projects and provided power to 7.5 million people under its capital budget from 2020 to

Data will play an important role in Nigeria's power sector growth - MD, Eauxwell Nigeria Limited - Vimarsana News

Data will play an important role in Nigeria's power sector growth - MD, Eauxwell Nigeria Limited

In this exclusive interview, Edwin Enwegbara, the Managing Director at Eauxwell Nigeria Limited gives reasons why data is an important factor

Bayero University Kano's Multi-Billion Naira Solar Abandoned To Rats, Rodents Amid Poor Electricity Supply - Vimarsana News

Bayero University Kano's Multi-Billion Naira Solar Abandoned To Rats, Rodents Amid Poor Electricity Supply

In an effort to provide the nation’s ivory towers with uninterrupted electricity, in 2019 the Federal Government commissioned its solar hybrid power plant at Bayero University Kano (BUK), a multi-billion-naira investment awarded to a German company stopped working last year. An investigation has meanwhile shown that despite the project, the institutions’ departments, faculties, hostels, and even major offices are still at the mercy of generators.