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President Buhari Promises Faster Action On Completion And Rehabilitation Of Hydro-Power Projects

By
Femi Adesina
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June 29, 2015
President Muhammad Buhari
President Muhammad Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari reaffirmed Monday in Abuja that his administration will give the highest possible priority to the rapid improvement of power supply across Nigeria.

Speaking at an audience with officials of CGGC, the Chinese Construction Company working on the Mambilla Power Project, President Buhari said that it was quite regrettable that power generation in Nigeria had failed to keep pace with national needs over the years.

The President said that his administration will therefore ensure that the Mambilla project and other unfinished hydro-power projects in the country are completed expeditiously to boost power supply in the country.

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“I am very much interested in Mambilla and other hydro-power projects, not only for the improvement of power but also  for irrigation as  both power and irrigation projects will help to improve the lives of Nigerians.

“I am going to ask for details of the Mambilla Hydro-Power Project and others. Very soon, we will get together and redefine the project agreements for faster results,’’  President Buhari said.

The Managing Director of CGGC, Mr. Zhang Heng,  who led his company’s delegation, told the President that work on the  Mambilla project was being delayed by the failure of previous administrations to provide the counterpart funding specified in the agreement with the Chinese government.

The CGGC delegation was accompanied to the Presidential Villa by Governor Abdulaziz Yari of Zamfara State.

 Femi Adesina

Special Adviser to the President

(Media and Publicity)

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