(In Nigeria) Federal government Invests N10bn in Solar Power Amidst National Power Struggles

The federal government's decision to abandon the national electricity grid and invest N10 billion in a solar power system for Aso Villa has sparked widespread outrage. Amidst the country's crippling power struggles, many Nigerians see this move as a bid for government comfort at the expense of the general populace.

Citizens have accused the administration of hypocrisy, pointing out that while the government imposes high tariffs on electricity, it is shielding itself from these costs by opting for solar power. The move has been perceived as a disconnect between the government's actions and the struggles of ordinary Nigerians.

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As the nation grapples with persistent power outages and inadequate electricity supply, the government's decision to prioritize its own energy needs has raised questions about its commitment to addressing the country's energy crisis. The controversy surrounding this move is likely to continue as Nigerians demand more equitable solutions to the nation's power challenges.