Nigerians Criticize Adelabu as Electricity Promise Misses Two-Week Deadline

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•Minister Adelabu stated on April 13 that he has delivered on the two-week promise to improve power supply.
•Despite official claims, many Nigerians report continued irregular electricity service as of April 13.
•The power supply situation has not stabilized since the pledge was made two weeks earlier.
•Public criticism intensified following the failure to meet the promised improvements by April 12.
•The Nigerian power sector continues to face challenges in providing consistent electricity nationwide.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Minister Adelabu implements effective reforms in the power sector Nigerian households and businesses could experience more reliable electricity, boosting economic activity and public trust.

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AFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)Amid Erratic Power Supply, Adelabu Says He Has Delivered on Two-week Pledge AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)Power supply improves within two weeks, Minister insists AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)Where is the light? Nigerians knock Adelabu as two weeks’ promise on electricity fails

Nigerian Minister Adelabu claimed to have fulfilled his two-week pledge to improve electricity supply, but many Nigerians report ongoing erratic power. The persistent power shortages continue to disrupt households and businesses, affecting daily life and economic productivity. Public dissatisfaction grows as confidence in the government's ability to fix the energy crisis weakens.