Akwa Ibom denies plan to sell Ibom Power plant
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Akwa Ibom state government has reaffirmed that it has no plans to sell the Ibom Power plant. This clarification comes amid rumors that raised concerns about the future of the state's energy supply and economic stability. The government also called for patience regarding ongoing reforms in the Ibom Deep Seaport and power sectors.
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- •Akwa Ibom state government officially denied plans to sell the Ibom Power plant on March 19, 2026.
- •The government described the reports of a sale as false and misleading.
- •Ibom Power plant remains a key energy asset owned by Akwa Ibom state.
- •On March 21, 2026, the state urged patience for reforms related to the Ibom Deep Seaport and power sectors.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Akwa Ibom government proceeds with power sector reforms successfully the state could improve energy supply reliability and attract investment, benefiting local businesses and residents.
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