From Darkness to Darkness: How Nigerians are Paying the Price for Corruption in the Electricity Sector

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project | 30 April, 2018

The Nigerian power sector has been faced with several challenges leading to reform initiatives due to the nature of the Nigerian state which is characterized by a confluence of factors. The much publicized power sector reforms in Nigeria under the Electric Power Sector Reform Act of 2005 is yet to yield desired and/or anticipated fruits largely due to corruption and impunity of perpetrators, regulatory lapses and policy inconsistencies. Download Full Report

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