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Nigeria Clears $128 Million Gas Debts to Reinforce Power-Supply Chain
Abuja — In a major move aimed at stabilising Nigeria’s troubled electricity sector, the federal government has approved payment of 185 billion naira (approximately USD 128 million) to settle long-standing debts owed to natural gas producers supplying power generation companies (GenCos). The decision, endorsed by the National Economic Council (NEC), chaired by the Vice President, follows a directive from Bola Tinubu to clear legacy arrears that have undermined investment, strained cash flow, and restricted gas…
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