Nigeria’s plans for a greener and cleaner economy. Our comprehensive approach and pragmatic action supported by our technical partners, is poised to become a blueprint for countries aspiring to develop their markets for sustainable growth.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu

President of Nigeria

Access to energy is a fundamental right and not a privilege because electricity is the oxygen of economic growth. We are currently implementing power sector initiatives and reforms focused on expanding our grid, increasing generation capacity, and deploying renewable energy to rural and underserved populations. As a nation, our resolve is to take proactive steps to diversify our energy sources, reduce our carbon footprints and ensure a more sustainable future for generations to come. And this is a pioneering project in terms of hybridizing power in solar and hydro

Kashim Shettima

Vice President of Nigeria

Many countries around the world have gone through an urban led development model, which automatically creates challenges of reaching services to the last place in rural areas. Ideas like this change that model because we don’t rely on some very expensive grids to reach ever village but empower the local village with local facilities to change the lives of local people.

Ajay Banga

World Bank President

Energy poverty isn’t just an inconvenience; it is a barrier to progress. Yet, it is this stark reality that drives the present government, through the Rural Electrification Agency (REA), to push forward with one clear mission: To bring hope to the farthest corners of Nigeria

ABBA ALIYU

MD/CEO, Rural Electrification Agency

Our mission is to electrify Nigeria, Improve offgrid solutions and Our goal is to improve the living conditions of our citizens, particularly in rural communities, by ensuring that citizen has access to electricity across all the critical sectors of the economy

OLUFEMI AKINYELURE

Head, Nigeria Electrification Programme