Funding standing at about N120 billion being provided by the Central Bank of Nigeria of Nigeria to improve infrastructure gap in the Nigeria electricity sector may end the lingering the challenge of arbitrary billing of consumers and enable the evacuation of stranded power, stakeholders say yesterda
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