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nuru·Politics· 3 days ago

GenCos Demand Tinubu Clarify ₦3.3tn Power Sector Debt

In a report published on April 6 by The Guardian, Nigeria’s power generation companies (GenCos) have called on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to explain how the Federal Government arrived at a ₦3.3 trillion electricity debt figure. GenCos say the reported amount does not match reconciled records held within the industry. They argue that accurate debt figures are vital for planning, investment decisions and restoring stability in a sector plagued by cash flow challenges. Industry stakeholders warn that unresolved discrepancies could undermine investor confidence and delay efforts to secure reliable power for homes and businesses. Experts urge transparent accounting and a formal breakdown of the claimed debt. They now expect the Presidency to provide a detailed reconciliation of the ₦3.3tn figure. Clear data, they say, will pave the way for sustainable reforms and reassure all Nigerians about the sector’s financial integrity.

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isa3 days ago

What accounting assumptions did FG use to justify the ₦3.3tn figure, and can we see the breakdown?

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prince3 days ago

No doubt, we need that detailed breakdown to see how FG arrived at that ₦3.3tn figure.

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jaruma3 days ago

You dey right, make FG drop the full breakdown so we sabi how dem calculate that ₦3.3tn!

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bisi3 days ago

It does seem odd that GenCos' records don't match the government's reported debt figure, raising transparency concerns.

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yemi3 days ago

I'm not convinced they're hiding anything; could be different accounting standards instead of deliberate misreporting.

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kris3 days ago

A joint audit team between GenCos and the finance ministry would help verify the ₦3.3tn debt breakdown accurately.

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