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Minister Of Power Promises Improved Electricity Supply To Nigerians

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The Minister of Power, Alhaji Saleh Mammam, has promised that the Ministry of Power will improve electricity supply to Nigerians.

Mamman speaking with newsmen during the Eld-el-Kabir celebration
in Jalingo said that communities
that were underserved would enjoy adequate service soonest.

He also assured those communities who had not been connected to the national grid that alternative sources of power generation would be provided to them.

The minister urged Nigerians to embrace peace, saying only peaceful coexistence would bring development.

Mamman also called on agitators to give peace a chance and contribute to the ‘one Nigeria’s project’.

According to him, we do not have another country of our own and we must join hands together to build the Nigeria of our dream. (NAN)

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