The hope of Nigerians and businesses
to have stable electricity has been dashed once again as the Association of
Nigerian Electricity Distributors (ANED) kicks against some parts of the
Federal Government’s plan for rejuvenating the dwindling sector. In the
approach to the review, information has it that the government is ready to take
over some distribution facilities. This position does not augur well for the
DISCOs.
Dismissing the position,
the body stated that the government would only address the issues affecting
retail electricity distribution not staking about $2.4 billion (about N736
billion) to repossess some of the investments that failed.
Infoprations
has earlier analysed and reported that instead
of using processes and competencies for value delivery players in the power
sector engaged in a strategic blame game between January and June, 2019. From
the Power Generating Companies to the Public Analysts, resource issues and
value creation blame shots were traded during the period.
Within the resource
issues, generation, transmission and distribution infrastructure were bought and sold by
the actors. Government interference, consumers’ debts, distribution and
logistics problems were equally traded. As the actors engaged in the game, attack
the accuser, denial, scapegoat, excuse, justification, apology and Victimage
were employed as response strategies.
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