President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday saw five ministers removed from office, but Adebayo Adelabu, Minister of Power
, held onto his position despite widespread calls for his dismissal following multiple national grid collapses.
Notably, Adelabu escaped the axe, much to the surprise of many, especially after the recent grid collapses, which left Northern Nigerian states in darkness for three days. 'The situation has yet to be resolved,' confirmed Kunle Olubiyo, President of the Nigeria Consumer Protection Network. The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria recently demanded the Power Minister's removal due to “policy inconsistencies” and the lack of significant progress in addressing frequent blackouts.
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