NRS, 10 others join corporate exodus from national grid

    Feyishola Jaiyesimi | Editor’s picks | Apr 14, 2026    
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At least 11 more top companies in Nigeria have abandoned the national grid to generate their own power, as the electricity crisis in Africa's most populous nation continues to bite into production costs and inflate energy bills, new regulatory data shows.

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