The Director-General/CEO of the Energy Commission of Nigeria, Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi, played host to a distinguished gathering at the official unveiling of the gazetted National Energy Policy and National Energy Master Plan. Held at the PTDF Auditorium in the Central Business District, Abuja, the event brought together key stakeholders and government officials to mark a significant milestone in Nigeria’s energy sector.
Among the attendees were the Hon. Minister of Innovation Science and Technology, Chief Uche G. Nnaji; the Hon. Minister of Defense, Alh. Mohammed Abubakar Badaru; the Hon. Minister of Budget, Atiku Bagudu; the Special Adviser to the President on Energy, Ms. Olu Verheijen; the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Energy; and the Special Adviser to the President on Policy Coordination, represented by Hon. Sanusi Ohiare.
The unveiling ceremony symbolized a pivotal moment in Nigeria’s energy landscape, with the National Energy Policy and National Energy Master Plan poised to chart a course towards sustainable energy development, enhanced energy access, and economic growth.
The dignitaries in attendance reiterated their unwavering commitment to supporting the implementation of the policy and master plan. They emphasized the significance of collaboration and stakeholder engagement in driving forward Nigeria’s energy agenda, underscoring the importance of collective efforts in achieving the nation’s energy goals.
The National Energy Policy and National Energy Master Plan represent comprehensive frameworks designed to address the challenges and opportunities within Nigeria’s energy sector. By fostering cooperation between government agencies, private sector entities, and civil society organizations, these initiatives aim to usher in a new era of energy sustainability and prosperity for the nation.
As Nigeria continues its journey towards energy security and resilience, the unveiling of the National Energy Policy and National Energy Master Plan serves as a beacon of hope and progress, signaling a brighter future for the country’s energy landscape.
