The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has actually worried the significance of optimising electricity supply as a vital motorist of Nigeria’s industrialisation and socio-economic advancement throughout the maiden Distinguished Alumni Lecture arranged by the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Professors of Engineering.
The lecture, hung on Wednesday, August 5, was provided by the Managing Director and President of the Niger Delta Power Holding Business (NDPHC), Engr. Jennifer Adighije.
Speaking on the theme of optimised electrical power for national development, Adighije highlighted the critical function of reputable power supply in speeding up Nigeria’s commercial development, promoting development, and boosting the country’s global competitiveness.
She kept in mind that a steady and efficient electrical power sector remains fundamental to financial improvement, urging stakeholders to embrace useful options that will enhance power generation, transmission, and circulation throughout the nation.
The occasion combined leaders from federal government, market, academic community, and members of the university community to analyze techniques for leveraging reliable electricity to drive sustainable national advancement.
According to UNILAG, the lecture supplied a platform for robust conversations on the future of Nigeria’s power sector and reaffirmed the university’s dedication to promoting understanding exchange and market cooperation through its Distinguished Alumni Lecture series.