Tariffs must be addressed to activate the $3.4 trillion AfCFTA offers

“Ideally, AfCFTA should be fantastic for us as a country. For cable industry, we are seen as one of the industries in Nigeria that is already set up fantastically well. If you ask anyone, they will tell you that made-in-Nigeria cables are fantastic. But then, it will make sense that we are able to transcend beyond Nigeria. It will make sense that our members (Cable Manufacturers Association of Nigeria) are able to go into Ghana; are able to go into Ivory Coast; they are able to go into Senegal,” Adubi said.

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African nations need to promote homemade solutions to be energy sufficient -CEO Munyax Eco Rwanda, Francine Munyaneza

We need to invest in research and the development for renewable energies on the continent. African Governments need to set own strategic framework that promote renewable energies. This should have a clear mechanism and regulations that support Renewable energy operators and reinforce their follow-up. Because some governments would establish strict regulations, and even track their implementations. However, on the other side to approve the tariff they are skeptical and want the tariff to be as low as possible which does not reflect the quality and compliance regulations for project execution. We need to promote homemade solutions; I mean African solutions.

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Ikeja Electric bags Best Performing Disco, Most Gender Diverse Utility Company in 2022

The Chief Executive Officer, Ikeja Electric, Folake Soetan who received the prestigious awards attributed the achievements to the collective efforts of the management and staff of Ikeja Electric, saying “It is our collaborative efforts and teamwork that earned us these worthy awards. As the largest electricity distribution company in Nigeria, we will continue to set the pace in the industry. We are committed to bringing energy to life responsibly to ensure a better life for our customers as they depend largely on electricity to carry out their entrepreneurship”.

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