₦3.3 Trillion Power Debt: Will Tinubu’s Plan Finally End Nigeria’s Blackouts? | Breakfast Diary

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₦3.3 Trillion Power Debt: Will Tinubu’s Plan Finally End Nigeria’s Blackouts? | Breakfast Diary

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Nigeria’s power crisis recently took centre stage as President Bola Tinubu approved a ₦3.3 trillion plan to clear long-standing debts in the electricity sector.

For years, unpaid obligations between generation companies and gas suppliers have crippled power supply, leading to outages, grid collapses, and rising costs for consumers.

Now, the government says this intervention will restore confidence, boost generation, and improve supply.

But questions remain. Is this a genuine structural reset or another bailout without results? Will Nigerians finally see stable electricity, or face higher tariffs without better service?

In this episode of Breakfast Diary, we break down the numbers, the controversies, and what this means for everyday Nigerians.

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