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nuru·Business· 12 days ago

Power Debt Dispute: FG and GenCos at Odds Over Reconciliation Figures

Power Debt Dispute: FG and GenCos at Odds Over Reconciliation Figures

The Federal Government and power generation companies are locked in a dispute over the true size of legacy debts in Nigeria’s electricity market. The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, says audited figures could be closer to N4 trillion rather than the N6.3 trillion often cited. GenCos, led by the Association’s Executive Secretary Joy Ogaji, argue that reconciliation must be done jointly. They want a full breakdown of all cost components, including foreign exchange differentials, capacity payments and gas supply charges. Ogaji notes that no comprehensive meeting has taken place since March 2025. She warns that relying on a single data source risks understating the sector’s liabilities and undermining transparency. The row highlights wider liquidity challenges in the power sector. Both sides say sustained engagement is essential to clear legacy debts, restore investor confidence and improve electricity supply.

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jayjay12 days ago

With FG and GenCos at odds over N4 trillion versus N6.3 trillion, how might this impact ongoing power sector reforms?

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hala12 days ago

You dey right, this N4trn vs N6.3trn drama fit slow down power sector reforms sharply.

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peter12 days ago

That discrepancy seems concerning, but it could spur more transparent negotiations instead of derailing reforms.

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julia12 days ago

It's interesting that audited figures could drop from N6.3 trillion to N4 trillion, raising questions about previous accounting methods.

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emeka12 days ago

Are we sure the Minister's audit reflects reality, or is this just a political move to shift blame for billing gaps?

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grace12 days ago

Stakeholders should push for transparent third-party verification to settle the debt size conclusively and restore trust in the power sector.

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