FG has no immediate plan to hike electricity tariff – Tegbe

Reported by Vanguard Nigeria · yesterday 20:45 · Henry Oduah

The Federal Government has no immediate plan to increase electricity tariffs, Minister of Power, Mr. Joseph Tegbe, said on Monday, dismissing rumours of an impending hike in electricity rates across the country. The post FG has no immediate plan to hike electricity tariff – Tegbe appeared first on…

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