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Renewable
energy and steady power supply
The
call for renewable energy is part of the global unrest and the expression
of the dissatisfaction with the state of the environment for which
Nigeria has signed series of treaties to assist in improving locally.
It is a clamour for efficient solutions to the rape of nature through
the emission of all types of harmful gasses in the quest for industrialization.
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ELECTRICITY,
DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS
The
Electricity Act 2003 is at heart a legislation that is intended
by those who framed supported and passed it, to bring reforms and
relief to one agency that has brought us much grief. However, the
good intentions are only as far as the letter of the legislations
are concerned. The law, which the legislation attempts to replace,
is the same in spirit; an underlying needs to generate more money
even without offering quality services.
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Electricity
and Governance in Nigeria
Energy generation, distribution, and
transmission are emerging development issues in Nigeria and many
parts of Africa. Within the continent, the concern for energy matters
is not as contentious as the demand for civil and political rights
or even the clamour for the promotion and protection of those rights
by international donors and governments. However, this is like putting
the cart before the horse if we are to seriously consider the implications
of the inter dependence and inter relatedness of all rights.
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Notes
on the North American Blackout
It is instructive to begin this debut on the reflection on
Energy issues in Nigeria on the power outage that affected North
America especially cities like New York, Cleveland, Ohio, Detroit,
Michigan, Ottawa, Toronto. Ordinarily, a power outage in faraway
North America should be of no consequence to us in Nigeria in another
continent entirely. However, when properly analysed, the event holds
a significant value for Nigerians.
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