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Federal Government Spends $250 Million to Improve Electricity Supply in Federal Universities and Hospitals

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The Government announced on Friday that it has invested approximately $250 million to enhance electricity supply to 24 federal universities and four teaching hospitals. This initiative is part of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration’s efforts to expand alternative energy access, particularly to underserved and unserved rural communities across Nigeria.

The government revealed that the funds were allocated to develop renewable energy solutions, such as solar power, to ensure that these critical institutions have a reliable and sustainable source of electricity. The universities and teaching hospitals, which are essential for education and healthcare , often face with inconsistent power supply, impacting their operations and the quality of services they .

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The investment aligns with the administration’s broader to clean energy and reduce the ‘s dependence on fossil , while addressing the need for improved power infrastructure in rural . By universities and hospitals, the government to create a stable learning environment for and ensure that healthcare can operate more efficiently, especially in emergencies.

In a statement, government officials that this initiative is not only focused on improving energy access but also on promoting sustainability. By adopting renewable energy sources like solar, the government hopes to reduce emissions and contribute to global efforts in combating change.

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The project is also expected to create jobs and build local capacity in renewable energy technologies, new opportunities for students and professionals in Nigeria. The government has pledged to continue investing in alternative energy solutions to address the country’s energy deficit and ensure that underserved communities benefit from sustainable and reliable power.

This investment is part of President Tinubu’s broader vision for energy reform in Nigeria, where alternative and renewable energy sources play a key role in the nation’s development. It the administration’s commitment to improving the quality of education and healthcare, while also focusing on long-term energy sustainability.

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