Abuja — The World Bank on Tuesday disclosed that its contribution to the Nigeria's national electrification projects in support of the energy sector has grown in portfolio to over $3billion.
The Bank said it is contributing $350million to these projects of which $150million is channelled to mini-grids, as part of its support to boosting access to electricity.
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