Sahara Power Enterprise Group has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to advancing Nigeria’s energy infrastructure with the launch of a $12 million, 12MW Independent Power Plant (IPP) in Lagos.
The project, strategically located to enhance electricity supply across Ogba, Acme Road, Wemco Road, and surrounding communities, underscores Sahara Power’s dedication to delivering sustainable solutions that support the nation’s energy future.
At the groundbreaking ceremony, Dr. Kola Adesina, Group Managing Director of Sahara Power Enterprise Group, emphasized the transformative nature of the initiative:
“This project is about more than breaking ground for a new power plant. It represents a bold commitment to Nigeria’s energy future and our determination to deliver dependable, efficient, and sustainable electricity to businesses and communities. Improving the availability and reliability of power will enhance productivity, growth, and value creation.”
In a statement seen by Veracity Desk (https://veracitydesk.com), Ogochukwu Onyelucheya, Acting Chief Executive Officer of Ikeja Electric Plc, described the IPP as a strategic investment that will significantly improve the quality, reliability, and sustainability of electricity supply to customers. She highlighted its role in providing a more dependable and cost-effective source of power, thereby supporting business growth and economic development in the designated areas.
The Ogba IPP forms part of Sahara Power Enterprise Group’s collaborative efforts with Ikeja Electric to strengthen Nigeria’s energy infrastructure and contribute meaningfully to closing the country’s persistent power supply gap.
