Adebayo Adelabu

Adebayo Adelabu

politician Nigeria

Adebayo Adelabu is a Nigerian politician and public servant who has served in various capacities, including as a Minister of Power. He has been vocal about Nigeria's energy crisis, emphasizing the need for improved power supply to enhance the country's infrastructure and public services.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
4 wks
Reach
1,515,600
Power
3,294$
Sentiment
7.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Nigeria 12 7.00 0.53% +40% 206,139,589 1,515,600 $448,000 3,294$
Totals 12 206,139,589 1,515,600 $448,000 3,294$
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Recent Mentions

Nigeria Nigeria: Adebayo Adelabu has reiterated the Federal Government’s commitment to ensure stability in the power sector. 8

The Punch: Minister promises grid upgrade, rallies support against energy theft

Nigeria Nigeria: Adebayo Adelabu is the Minister of Power who announced plans to construct modular solar power plants in Nigeria. 8

The Punch: FG to inject 1,900MW solar power into grid

Nigeria Nigeria: The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has announced that the government has outlined plans to offset N2tn out of the N4tn debt owed to power generation companies. 7

The Punch: FG to clear N2tn Gencos debt by December

Nigeria Nigeria: Adebayo Adelabu is the Minister of Power who disclosed that the government owes electricity generation companies over ₦4 trillion. 6

The Punch: FG scrambles to avert Gencos shutdown over N4tn debt

Nigeria Nigeria: Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, said last year that 'the majority of bulk electricity users, such as industries, are off the grid due to a lack of trust and confidence in the past.' 6

The Punch: Six firms, varsity dump national grid over blackout

Nigeria Nigeria: Adebayo Adelabu is the Minister of Power who revealed Nigeria's power generation increase. 9

The Punch: FG boost power generation by 2,000MW in two years