Tag: Sam Amadi

Many medium-scale businesses in the Lagos community are forced to rely on expensive alternatives.

For years, operatives from the anti-kidnapping unit, popularly known as Tiger Base, have been accused of engaging in torture of ...

In July, the senate commenced a legislative process to overhaul the Electricity Act, 2023, with the passage of the Electricity ...

The group said, there is a “calculated and systematic” effort by the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to dismantle ...

“Today, Nigeria is highly indebted to the point that we service our debts with almost 80-90% of our revenue"

It is a 162-page collection divided into ten chapters, covering different subthemes but pointing to the core theme of constitutional ...

The sudden but predicted removal of fuel subsidy has sparked some fireworks and a lot of incoherence about the Nigerian ...

Mr Atoye died on 27 October, in an Abuja hospital. He was diagnosed with lung cancer.

At the last count, two of the leading candidates for the 2023 presidential election have addressed the private sector on ...

Mr Amadi was one of the 17 members recently appointed as directors to the National Campaign Management Committee (NCMC) of ...

Peter Obi’s presidential aspiration appears to have been appropriated by a social media lynch mob who are attacking his opponents ...

It is the greatest irony that under a regime that clamped many PDP politicians into jail for corruption, its ultimate ...

Traders say the high cost of transportation accounts for the new rates they sell food and other goods now.

The presidency says an earlier claim by the power ministry was wrong.

A former regulator says the government's move could appear as "nationalising" the electricity firm.

The book presentation was held Saturday as part of FIST’s second edition of the faith and governance programme in Abuja.

Sam Amadi, who led the electricity regulatory body, criticises Nigeria's decision to privatise the sector the way it did.

"Wike does not control the airport but he can determine what happens in his state as long as he keep ...

The award ceremony featured a key speech delivered by Sam Amadi, former head of the electricity regulatory commission.

The NLC said it would not allow any person take Nigerians for granted.

“Nobody can validly review or suspend the current tariff"

Mr. Amadi says Nigeria’s independent power producers can generate 32,000 megawatts.

Low income residential consumers will not be affected by the raise.

He advises reporters to take advantage of the FOI Act if they really want to know how much he earns.