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Nigeria scores well on electricity reform rankings, but power supply isn’t affordable and reliable. Here’s why

By Taiwo Hassan Odugbemi, Lecturer in Economics, University of Abuja

Nigeria’s electricity sector remains fragile. About 85 million Nigerians (43% of the population) lack access to grid electricity. This is one of the biggest energy access gaps in the world.

Generation capacity is roughly 12,000MW–13,500MW, but far less power is actually delivered. In 2023, Nigeria generated 4,500MW…

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