In a significant move to bolster Nigeria’s power infrastructure, the Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has inaugurated Siemens mobile substations in Lagos and Birnin Kebbi. These substations are part of the ongoing efforts under the Federal Government-Government Siemens deal aimed at strengthening the country’s transmission network.
The newly installed mobile substations, equipped with cutting-edge technology, signify a beacon of hope for both businesses and households, promising improved access to uninterrupted power supply. With a total wheeling capacity of 123 megawatts, these substations are expected to significantly enhance electricity supply in their respective regions.
Minister Adebayo Adelabu underscored the importance of these infrastructure projects, emphasizing their alignment with the government’s commitment to revitalizing the power sector. He hailed the inauguration of the substations as a testament to the Renewed Hope agenda championed by President Bola Tinubu, aimed at accelerating the delivery of critical projects like the Siemens initiative to transform the power sector.
Expressing confidence in the potential of these substations to drive economic growth and improve the quality of life for Nigerians, Minister Adelabu called on citizens to play their part in safeguarding the infrastructure against vandalism. He stressed that the success of government interventions in the power sector relies on collective responsibility and urged the public to support efforts aimed at enhancing electricity access nationwide.
The inauguration of the Siemens mobile substations marks a significant milestone in Nigeria’s journey towards achieving a reliable and efficient power supply system. With continued investments in critical infrastructure and strategic partnerships, the government aims to address longstanding challenges in the power sector, paving the way for sustainable development and economic prosperity across the nation.
