
By Jemilu Hassan
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The Vice President of Nigeria, Kashim Shettima, has raised a red flag over the increasing cases of vandalism of energy infrastructure across the country, describing it as a national emergency. Shettima’s warning comes as Nigeria struggles to meet its energy demands, with the constant destruction of critical infrastructure exacerbating the challenges.The Vice President emphasized the gravity of the situation, stating that the deliberate destruction of energy infrastructure has severe consequences for the nation’s economic growth, security, and overall well-being. He stressed that the government will no longer tolerate this menace and will take decisive action to protect the country’s critical infrastructure.Shettima’s alarm is a call to action for all stakeholders, including security agencies, energy providers, and the general public, to join forces in combating this scourge. The Vice President has pledged the government’s commitment to supporting the energy sector in its efforts to provide reliable and efficient services to Nigerians.The vandalism of energy infrastructure has been a persistent challenge in Nigeria, with significant financial losses incurred by energy providers and the government. The destruction of pipelines, transmission lines, and other critical infrastructure has resulted in power outages, reduced economic productivity, and increased security risks.
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