Despite a population of over 170 million and the largest economy in Africa, chronic lack of electricity prevents Nigeria from achieving its potential economic and social status. The wide gap between electricity demand and supply adds greatly to the cost of operations by forced reliance on diesel g
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PAUL J. PARKS
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