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Davido's father, Deji Adeleke, announces major thermal power plant project in Nigeria

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Dr. Deji Adeleke speaking at a podium with a graphic of the thermal power plant concept in the background.
Dr. Deji Adeleke’s ambitious thermal power plant project promises to transform Nigeria’s energy landscape and enhance electricity supply.
  • Popular businessman and power investor, Dr. Deji Adeleke announces the construction of Nigeria’s largest thermal power plant, set to launch in January 2025
  • The project aims to significantly boost the country's electricity generation capacity and tackle ongoing energy challenges
  • Expected to create jobs and stimulate economic growth, the plant represents a major step toward energy independence for Nigeria

Dr. Deji Adeleke, a prominent businessman and the father of international music star Davido, has announced plans to construct the largest thermal power plant in Nigeria, set to launch in January 2025. 

This ambitious project aims to significantly enhance the country’s electricity generation capacity.

Dr. Adeleke, who currently generates 15% of Nigeria’s electric power, emphasized the importance of investing in infrastructure to address the nation’s ongoing energy challenges. 

“Our goal is to not only increase power supply but also to contribute to the sustainable development of Nigeria's energy sector,” He stated at the Seventh-day Adventist General Conference Annual Council in Maryland USA.

The new thermal power plant, which is expected to be a game-changer for the energy landscape in Nigeria, will create jobs and stimulate economic growth. Dr. Adeleke expressed confidence that the plant will provide reliable energy to support both households and industries, ultimately improving the quality of life for many Nigerians.

As the nation grapples with power shortages and fluctuating electricity supply, this initiative is seen as a vital step toward enhancing Nigeria's energy independence and sustainability. The project is expected to draw significant investments and partnerships, further bolstering the country's power infrastructure.

Dr. Adeleke’s commitment to Nigeria’s energy sector reflects a growing trend among private investors to seek solutions to the nation’s energy crisis, signaling a hopeful future for the country’s electricity generation capabilities.

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However, this has met missed reactions as Consumer Advocates and some members of the public have strongly opposed the Ministry’s claim, while some others confirm the electricity improvement.

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Gbenga Oluranti OLALEYE is a writer and media professional with over 3 years of experience covering politics, lifestyle, and sports, he is passionate about good governance and quality education.

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