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Nigerians Aren’t Relying So Much on Petrol Due to Improved Power Supply – Minister of Power, Adelabu

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The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has stated that Nigerians are gradually reducing their dependence on petrol as a result of significant improvements in the country’s power supply. Speaking at a recent press briefing, Adelabu highlighted that the government’s efforts to enhance electricity generation and distribution have begun to yield positive results, allowing more households and businesses to rely on the national grid rather than petrol-powered generators.

Adelabu explained that for years, Nigerians have heavily relied on petrol and diesel generators to meet their electricity needs due to the country’s inconsistent power supply. However, ongoing reforms and investments in the power sector are changing this narrative. He noted that with the increased stability in power generation and better distribution infrastructure, more citizens are experiencing uninterrupted electricity, particularly in urban areas. This development is gradually reducing the need for generators, which are often expensive to run due to fluctuating fuel prices.

The minister further emphasized that the government’s focus on renewable energy projects, such as solar and hydropower, is contributing to this positive shift. These projects are providing cleaner and more sustainable energy alternatives, particularly in rural areas that have long struggled with electricity access.

Adelabu also pointed out the environmental and economic benefits of reducing generator usage. As more Nigerians move away from petrol-based energy solutions, the country can expect a decline in carbon emissions and a reduction in the financial burden of fuel imports.

In conclusion, the minister reassured the public that the government is committed to continuing its efforts to further improve power supply, ultimately leading to less reliance on petrol and greater energy security for all Nigerians.

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Why Mr Eazi and Temi Have Nine Doctors Monitoring Pregnancy

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Nigerian celebrity couple Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola spoke on what they have been preparing for ahead of the upcoming birth of their first child.

The couple revealed in a recent interview that they have nine doctors checking in and following up with them to ensure a smooth and safe delivery.

They also shared that these measures were put in place because they had not yet decided where they wanted to have the child.

“Nine doctors because to give you options to sort of like see, not just that, because we didn’t know where we were gonna be. Which country? Yeah, we didn’t know which country we were gonna decide to.”

Mr Eazi also revealed his desire for their child to be born in Japan, but Temi disagreed.

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2Face’s New Partner, Natasha Sparks Marriage Rumors with Name Change

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Nigerian Singer 2Face’s new partner, Natasha Osawaru makes headlines as she adapts 2Face’s name.

Natasha sparks a controversial topic online as she claims “Idibia” as her name. She recently changed her name on her Instagram page and added Idibia to it.

A viral clip of Natasha calling out her name also causes fans to react. “My name is Hon Natasha Osaworu nee Idibia.”

Fans then question how she has the singer’s name if she is not married. This sparks marriage rumors stating that the couple might have already gotten married.


 

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Ijoba Lande Retracts Statement, Apologizes to Funke Akindele Over Payment Controversy

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Nigerian Actor Ijoba Lande takes back his earlier statement regarding colleague, Funke Akindele. Lande first stated that the actress paid him half amount after working on her set for a month.

He claimed that he was paid #90,000 after a month’s work. The actor first lamented on the amount received and gathered attention from many.

However, on the 4th of April, 2025, the actor took back his statement and shared there was an error in the first claim released.

He clarified that he was paid #190,000 and not #90,000, stating that there was an error when sending out the first statement.

Funke Akindele gave me ₦190,000, not ₦90,000. Please help me beg Aunty Funke. The video was cut and joined, which led to the mistake. People only shared the part where I misspoke and not where I corrected myself. Please, forgive me. I don’t want to go to jail.”

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