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The Chief Executive Officer of Welbeck Electricity, Mr Afolabi Aiyela, has urged the Federal Government to end the dollarisation of domestic gas. Aiyela said that gas needs to be available if more people are to have access to both Grid and Independent Power and that it must be priced in the local currency like every other product sold in Nigeria. He also noted that there are two major impediments preventing improved power supply in the country. Aiyela made the observations at a recent stakeholders’ meeting on the Lagos Electricity Market, hosted by the Lagos State Commissioner for Energy, Biodun Ogunleye, at Alausa, Ikeja.

The Chief Executive Officer of Welbeck Electricity, Mr Afolabi Aiyela, has urged the Federal Government to end the dollarisation of domestic gas. Aiyela said that gas needs to be available if more people are to have access to both Grid and Independent Power and that it must be priced in the local currency like every other product sold in Nigeria. He also noted that there are two major impediments preventing improved power supply in the country. Aiyela made the observations at a recent stakeholders’ meeting on the Lagos Electricity Market, hosted by the Lagos State Commissioner for Energy, Biodun Ogunleye, at Alausa, Ikeja.

The Chief Executive Officer of Welbeck Electricity, Mr Afolabi Aiyela, has urged the Federal Government to end the dollarisation of domestic gas. Aiyela said that gas needs to be available if more people are to have access to both Grid and Independent Power and that it must be priced in the local currency like every other product sold in Nigeria. He also noted that there are two major impediments preventing improved power supply in the country. Aiyela made the observations at a recent stakeholders’ meeting on the Lagos Electricity Market, hosted by the Lagos State Commissioner for Energy, Biodun Ogunleye, at Alausa, Ikeja.

The Chief Executive Officer of Welbeck Electricity, Mr Afolabi Aiyela, has urged the Federal Government to end the dollarisation of domestic gas. Aiyela said that gas needs to be available if more people are to have access to both Grid and Independent Power and that it must be priced in the local currency like every other product sold in Nigeria. He also noted that there are two major impediments preventing improved power supply in the country. Aiyela made the observations at a recent stakeholders’ meeting on the Lagos Electricity Market, hosted by the Lagos State Commissioner for Energy, Biodun Ogunleye, at Alausa, Ikeja.