Minister Of Power Or Man In The Dark
Reasons 'Powerless' Adebayo Adelabu Is Unable to Fix Nigeria's Power Issue
His Compulsive Desire to Become Governor of Oyo
By now, one could compare anyone searching Adebayo Adelabu for signs of aptitude to a prospector searching for valuable stones in a desolate wasteland.
It appears that the plump Minister of Power has ventured too far into the turbulent waters of the power industry. Clearly, he lacks a plan on how to fix Nigeria's electricity issue.
Adelabu is unable to guarantee any appreciable changes to the long-suffering populace and businesses, even as they continue to battle with more unpredictable than usual electricity supplies.
Nigerians had been waiting in vain for the better power supply he had promised them when he took office as Minister of Power.
Nigerians had been waiting in vain for the better power supply he had promised them when he took office as Minister of Power.
The nation's electricity crisis has gotten worse under Adelabu's leadership, with losses to individual households and businesses as a result of prolonged periods of darkness in various parts of the nation.
Furthermore, many have voiced skepticism about his ability to bring steady electricity back to the nation. While some contend he lacks the necessary skills for the position, others have questioned his dedication to his brief, pointing to his fixation on the Oyo state governor's race.
Adelabu is still pursuing his dream of becoming governor of Oyo State, according to the latter. Not happy about losing to the current governor,
Nigerians have been waiting impotently for the better power supply he promised them at the beginning of his ministry since he was appointed Minister of Power.
Under Adelabu's leadership, the nation's electricity crisis has gotten worse, with losses to individual homes and businesses as a result of prolonged blackouts in various areas of the nation.
The latter states that Adelabu is still pursuing his goal of becoming governor of Oyo State. Adelabu is reportedly hoping to take over as governor of Oyo after losing to People's Democratic Party (PDP) incumbent Seyi Makinde.
This and other distractions are preventing Adelabu from concentrating on his role as power minister and achieving the desired outcomes.
The power minister laments his probable demise as President Bola Tinubu reads the riot act to his kitchen cabinet and tells his ministers to either change or prepare to lose their positions while the blackout continues.
Adelabu has consequently grown desperate, which is why he has recently started threatening the companies that produce electricity.
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