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Lagos loses N1.7bn to vandalism yearly

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The Lagos State Electricity Board has lamented that about N1.7bn is lost to vandalisation and theft of streetlight infrastructure and other electrical installations annually.

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Lagos loses N1.7bn to vandalism yearly

The Lagos State Electricity Board has lamented that about N1.7bn is lost to vandalisation and theft of streetlight infrastructure and other electrical installations annually.

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Lagos State Loses N1.7bn Annually to Vandalism – Topnewsnaija

The Lagos State Electricity Board (LSEB) has revealed that the state loses approximately N1.7 billion annually due to vandalism and theft of streetlight infrastructure and electrical installations. The alarming figure was disclosed on Wednesday by the Public Lighting Representative of the board, Omotayo Halid, during a Stakeholders Town Hall Engagement for the Protection of Streetlight Infrastructure, held at Y Arena, Ikoyi, Lagos. Halid highlig…

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Over N9bn spent to fuel 13,000 generators in Lagos markets annually

Tribune Online Over N9bn spent to fuel 13,000 generators in Lagos markets annually More than N9 billion is being spent by shop owners to fuel  13,000 generators, in Lagos markets, with Lekki, Ikoyi and other highbrow areas of the state having the highest number of cases of energy theft and default, in the state. The Commissioner, Lagos State Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Mr. Biodun Ogunleye, disclosed […] Over N9bn spent to fuel 13,0…

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Punch Newspapers broke the news in on Thursday, January 23, 2025.
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