
Egbin Power honors employees for long service and outstanding performance
A total of 144 employees received the Long Service Award for completing a decade with the company as of May 2024.
A total of 144 employees received the Long Service Award for completing a decade with the company as of May 2024.
By Oke Peter The Honourable Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has affirmed Federal Government’s commitment to gradually offset the debt owed Nigeria’s largest power generation company, Egbin Power, starting next month April, while noting that constraints of gas supply and foreign exchange are also being tackled. This was made known during the Minister’s visit to…
The GenCo, while commemorating the occasion, attributed the achievement over the decade to the unwavering commitment of the Board, Management, and staff as well as massive support from partners in the power sector value chain.
The beneficiaries in this year’s edition, drawn from public schools in the host communities – Egbin, Ijede and Ipakan – were presented with the scholarship awards which covers all school expenses, including tuition, textbooks, and school uniforms in addition to other educational items.
This development was made known by the company’s Chief Executive Officer, Mokhtar Bounour, who disclosed that the record-breaking result was made achievable through the support and cooperation of industry operators and stakeholders.
The 2022 graduates are the third batch of Egbin Power’s engineering trainee programme. The 12-month comprehensive developmental programme, run in collaboration with Energy Training Centre (ETC), is an immersive and experiential learning experience for selected young engineers, focusing on processes, procedures, and operations of the Nigerian Electricity Supply industry.