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Enugu Leads: NERC Chairman Visits EERC as Federal-State Electricity Collaboration Deepens
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News Nov 13, 2026 • 7 views • 0 comments

Enugu Leads: NERC Chairman Visits EERC as Federal-State Electricity Collaboration Deepens

NERC Chairman Musiliu Oseni, PhD, visited the Enugu State Electricity Regulatory Commission (EERC), a signal of recognition for Enugu’s pioneering role in subnational electricity regulation. The visit underscores closer collaboration between NERC and State Commissions as Nigeria deepens power-sector reforms.

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Enugu Leads: NERC Chairman Visits EERC as Federal-State Electricity Collaboration Deepens

A Historic Moment for Nigeria’s Electricity Sector!

NERC Chairman Musiliu Oseni, PhD, visited the Enugu State Electricity Regulatory Commission (EERC) in Enugu,a powerful signal of recognition for Enugu’s pioneering role in subnational electricity regulation.

He was received by EERC Chairman/CEO and FONER Vice Chairman, Mr. Chijioke M. Okonkwo, alongside Commissioners Dr. Chuka Akunne and Reuben Okoye Esq., and General Counsel/Commission Secretary, Mrs Chidinma Iruoma Onoh Esq.

This was more than a courtesy call. It underscored the growing importance of collaboration between NERC and State Electricity Regulatory Commissions as Nigeria deepens electricity-sector reforms.

Strong coordination will drive consistent standards, investor confidence, consumer protection, and reliable power supply.

Enugu leads. The nation is taking notice

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