President
Goodluck Jonathan on Friday said he had lived up to his campaign pledge
to Nigerians that he would make the power sector a priority for his
administration. Jonathan spoke during the commissioning of the Olorunsogo II Power Station in Ogun State.
The power plant is a 750MW Nigerian Integrated Power Project.“I have
lived up to my campaign pledge to make the power sector a
priority,”Jonathan told the gathering that included members of the
Federal Executive Council, Peoples Democratic Party chiefs from Ogun
State and leading traditional rulers.
Jonathan
said although it was capital intensive to make a difference in the power
sector, his administration had been tackling it headlong.
With that session over, the President said Nigerians would begin to take power for granted in the next two years.
He said,
“The interface between 100 percent ownership of the power sector by
government and 100 percent ownership by private sector will soon be
over.
“In the next two years, Nigerians can take power sector for granted like it is obtainable in other countries.”
He
said he was confident that Nigeria is moving in the right direction
under his watch. He described the power plant as the second largest NIPP
power station in the country. The President urged Nigerians to support
the Federal Government in its desire to improve electricity. What do u
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