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Home»Energy»Power»WAPIC Commends Fashola’s Appointment As Power Minister
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WAPIC Commends Fashola’s Appointment As Power Minister

By orientalnewsngNovember 11, 2015No Comments1 Min Read
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The West African Power Industry Convention 2015 has commended the appointment of  Babatunde Fashola as Power minister.

WAPIC which gathers opinion leaders, government functionaries as well as key industry players believe that with a substantive minister in place, the sector will begin to witness the expected turn around as promised by president Muhammadu Buhari during his campaign.

Babatunde Fashola was today named Minister of Power, Works and Housing

Mustapha Shehuri has been named State Minister Power, Works, and Housing and the post of Permanent Secretary was also filled yesterday by Louis Edozian.

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