Chad Republic solicites for power supply from Nigeria

Chad Republic solicites for power supply from Nigeria


The administration of Chad Republic has officially mentioned the Nigerian government to associate the nation to the Nigerian power framework.

The solicitation was introduced by the Chadian Ambassador to Nigeria, Abakar Saleh Chachaimi, during a visit to the Minister of Power, Engr. Deal Mamman in Abuja.

While portraying the need as squeezing, the diplomat focused on the verifiable and monetary estimation of interfacing Chad to Nigeria's power matrix as a methods for proceeded with joint effort between the nations.



Responding to the solicitation, Engr. Mamman invited the turn of events, focusing on that it would help in upgrading the long existing relations between the two nations.

He said the solicitation came at the best time as he consoled the Chadian emissary that Nigeria would assess it inside the different undertakings under the Transmission Rehabilitation and Expansion Program (TREP) for conceivable incorporation of the solicitation.

"I, along these lines, direct the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) whose agents are a piece of this gathering, to think of a business case and usage modalities. In light of that, we will keep in touch with the Presidency to make sure about all the important endorsements," Engr. Mamman said.

The pastor likewise endorsed the solicitation to have his partner from the Republic of Chad for a specialized investigation of the solicitation.

He further educated the Chadian appointment that right now, Nigeria has respective agreements for providing power to Niger Republic and Benin Republic which has been progressing for a considerable length of time.

Engr. Mamman additionally noticed that under the system of the West African Power Pool (WAPP) target of advancing force trade among ECOWAS part expresses, the Republics of Benin, Burkina-Faso, Niger and Nigeria are building a 875 kilometer 330 kilovolt power transmission line, the "North Core Transmission line".

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