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120 years on, 105 grid collapses: Why Nigeria still can’t keep the lights on

The Punch

WorldThe Punch·Sep 18, 2026·1 min read

120 years on, 105 grid collapses: Why Nigeria still can’t keep the lights on

After 120 years of electricity and 105 grid collapses in a decade, Nigeria’s power sector remains in crisis due to corruption and weak investment. Read More…

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