Aso Rock’s Solar Move Sparks Fresh Questions About Nigeria’s Power Supply
Reports that Aso Rock has adopted solar power have reopened debate over Nigeria’s electricity supply. President Bola Tinubu had asked Nigerians to judge his administration by improvements in power. Critics now question what the switch to solar at the Presidential residence says about electricity access for ordinary households and businesses. Hajia Kemi Ashiwaju argued in a radio interview that the national grid is under pressure from serving a population of more than 200 million people. She said using solar at the residence could reduce demand on the grid and leave more electricity available to Nigerians. Do you see the move as a practical solution, or as proof that reliable public electricity remains out of reach?
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