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Nigeria: Community Takes Ownership Stake in Solar Project After 17 Years Without Grid Power

The project uses a public-private partnership in which Gombe State is an equity investor, a model the Rural Electrification Agency says six other states have adopted.

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By Clement Abayomi4 min read18th October, 2026

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Nigeria: Community Takes Ownership Stake in Solar Project After 17 Years Without Grid Power

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