NOI Polls: How Nigeria can make its power supply more reliable
26 January 2020 |
11:03 am
Power supply to Nigerian households experienced a marginal increase to 37 in the fourth quarter of 2019 from 36 per cent in the third quarter of 2019. This was indicated in the fourth quarter Power Poll Report by NOI Polls. Chike Nwangwu, CEO of NOI Polls joins CNBC Africa from Abuja to unpack the report.
Related
5 Mar 2017
Abuja SME operators groan over erratic power supply,
5 Jun 2017
Power supply - Fashola says FG to adopt new energy mix.
14 Jul 2017
Fashola promises improved power supply before December.
19 Mar 2018
Kaduna residents lament epileptic power supply.
30 Mar 2019
Distribution Companies, residents disagree over Power supply.
7 Jul 2019
Nigeria's power grid recorded its 8th total collapse this year on Sunday, plunging consumers across the country into a blackout. Rumundaka Wonodi, Founder and CEO of ZKJ Energy Partners joins CNBC Africa for more.
26 Jan 2020
Power supply to Nigerian households experienced a marginal increase to 37 in the fourth quarter of 2019 from 36 per cent in the third quarter of 2019. This was indicated in the fourth quarter Power Poll Report by NOI Polls. Chike Nwangwu, CEO of NOI Polls joins CNBC Africa from Abuja to unpack the report.
Latest
1 day ago
Environmentalists accuse the industry of not doing enough to combat climate change, though shipping companies disagree. Can the cruise ship industry find a solution?
1 day ago
The acclaimed author is being awarded the Geschwister-Scholl-Preis for his book "Diary of an Invasion," chronicling Russia's attack on Ukraine in early 2022.
1 day ago
Nationwide protests against China's zero-Covid policy have left investors concerned about the outlook for the country's economy. On Monday morning, both the Shanghai Composite and Hang Seng in Hong Kong were posting losses.
1 day ago
World Cup Qatar 2022: Can Senegal go past the group stage?
1 day ago
Every year, children living in Germany put great effort into their Christmas wish lists. These can be sent to several post offices across the country and addressed to either Santa Claus, St. Nicholas or the Christ Child.
1 day ago
After impressing in defeat to Belgium, Sam Adekugbe believes Canada can still make their mark at the World Cup. Talking to DW, the left-back outlined how the Canucks want to leave a big impression on the global stage.