Opinion: This is what holds back Nigeria

Source: Kolajo Onasoga

From the newsletter

Nigeria has come far in creating supportive energy policies, and the recent Energy Act was seen as a milestone. But two years on, even before full implementation, the government is already revising key provisions. Add currency woes, corruption and poor agency coordination, and investors shy away, writes Kolajo Onasoga in today's opinion piece.

  • “Investors can live with risk, but not with confusion. Right now, Nigeria feels like confusion wrapped in potential,” writes Ms Onasoga.

  • She is an energy strategist focused on Africa’s power and renewable energy markets. Her work includes helping clients structure investments, navigate regulations, and design energy transition strategies.

More details

Subscribe to keep reading

This content is free, but you must be subscribed to Renewables Rising to continue reading.

Already a subscriber?Sign in.Not now