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Transcorp Afam 8: Driving Increased Access to Electricity: l-r: Managing Director/CEO, Transcorp Power Limited, Mr Christopher Ezeafulukwe; President/CEO, Transcorp Plc, Mrs Owen Omogiafo; Chairman, Transcorp Plc, Mr. Tony Elumelu; Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo; Minister of Power, Mamman Saleh; and Director General Bureau of Public Enterprise(BPE) , Mr. Alex Okoh, at the signing ceremony of the sale of FGN’s 100% equity in Afam Power Plc/Afam Three Fast Power Limited to Transcorp Consortium in Abuja on Thursday.

Transcorp acquires 1,000MW Afam Power Plant

byPress Release

November 6, 2020

The deal is to deliver significantly increased access to electricity in Nigeria.

Electricity station used to illustrate the story.

We may shut down power plants – Generating Companies

byOladeinde Olawoyin

January 15, 2019

Average generation rose slightly to 4,162.47MW from 4,093.76MW.

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