Africa’s electrification challenge isn’t just about infrastructure—information is just as crucial. The Regional Electrification Initiative, backed by The World Bank and the African Development Bank Group (AfDB), is working to connect 300 million people to electricity by 2030 under the Mission 300 program. Nigeria plays a key role, in addressing long-standing energy access gaps while

Electricity in Nigeria is a paradox. Millions experience daily blackouts, yet the government spends billions of naira subsidizing power. The question isn’t just about subsidies but about who benefits. Right now, around 30% of urban consumers receive government electricity subsidies, but many of them aren’t necessarily the ones who need it most. Meanwhile, rural communities