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Nigerian university campuses to be removed from national electricity grid

Nigeria's education minister reportedly said university campuses will be taken off the national electricity grid. The supplied report does not specify the timing, replacement power arrangements or scope of implementation.

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Removing campuses from the national grid could disrupt education and shift significant power costs and reliability risks to institutions.

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  1. Electricity: Nigerian university campuses will be taken off national grid — Education Minister Alausa - Latest News In Nigeria, Nigeria News Today, Your Online Nigerian Newspaper ↗nigerianeye.com · Recorded source date: Sep 3, 2026, 10:01 PM UTC

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