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  1. The state government is completing major infrastructure projects in Damaturu, Yobe State.
  2. Yobe State is receiving support for infrastructure projects, including the initiation of solar mini-grid projects, backed by the World Bank and aligning with President Tinubu's agenda.
  3. Renewable energy projects are being injected into Nigeria's power system, supported by the World Bank, benefiting Yobe and Adamawa States.

Yobe State Explores Foreign Investment for Gas-Powered Agro-Industrial Power Plant

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Yobe State has begun discussions regarding a proposed gas-powered electricity plant intended to power its Agro-Industrial Zone. The state government disclosed that a delegation from the Russian investment company, Legion Investment Moscow, met with Governor Mai Mala Buni to assess the project. The company’s delegation, led by Leonid Khasiev, inspected proposed sites as part of the investment and technical assessment of the energy solution.

From tribuneonlineng.com

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The plant is designed to provide reliable power for various businesses within the zone, including agro-processing, manufacturing, storage, and cold-chain facilities. This initiative is part of the state government’s broader effort to help agriculture move beyond primary production by developing supporting infrastructure.

From tribuneonlineng.com

Who's involved

  • Yobe StateState government seeking foreign investment for industrial infrastructure.
  • Mai Mala BuniGovernor of Yobe State, involved in high-level discussions on the project.

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