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Nigeria to Start Grid Equipment Replacement in 1–2 Months, Minister Says

Replacing 50-year-old grid equipment is Nigeria's next step, but a N2tn gas debt means new towers alone will not keep power plants running.

By Abdulazeez Abdulhameed 2 min read11th November, 2026

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Nigeria to Start Grid Equipment Replacement in 1–2 Months, Minister Says

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