Review of Nigerian States on Subsidy Savings and Power Sector Performance
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 7
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What happened
A series concluded reviewing several Nigerian states regarding subsidy savings and governance performance. States like Nassarawa, Abia, Ekiti, and Oyo were noted for satisfactory performance, while others, including Rivers and Borno State, showed unsatisfactory performance. The review highlighted the deployment of savings from petrol subsidy removal, particularly concerning the power sector.
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Why it matters
The assessment focuses on how public resources can be used to address Nigeria’s power problems and unlock productivity for industries. This review is part of ongoing efforts to assess the implementation of UN Sustainable Development Goal 7 at the subnational level.
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Who's involved
- NigeriaThe sovereign state undergoing the administrative and security review.
- NassarawaA state noted for satisfactory performance in the power sector review.
- Borno StateA state noted for unsatisfactory performance in the power sector review.
Possible ripples
Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.- Borno State rated unsatisfactory in national power sector reviewBorno State faces unsatisfactory rating in national power sector reviewReported
- Review assesses federal power sector implementation across Nigerian statesFederal government faces assessment over power sector implementation and SDG 7 goals.Reported