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Sayın Sektör Temsilcileri,
Abuja Ticaret Müşavirliğimizden alınan bir yazıda belirtildiği üzere 2015 yılı içerisinde Nijerya
Havalimanlarının Özelleştirme İhaleleri yapılacak olup, söz konusu hususa ilişkin bazı gazete
haberleri ilişikte sunulmaktadır. Duyurunun üyeniz firmalara iletilmesi ve ilgilenenlerin tarafımıza
ve Abuja Ticaret Müşavirliğimize yönlendirilmesi hususu saygılarımızla rica olunur.
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7. news
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Friday, October 3, 2014
FG-- to privatize Abuja
airport, others in 2015
By Daniel Adugbo
The Federal Government is
planning to recommence the
privatization of the Ahuja
International Airport and others
across the country for better
efficiency, Director General of
the Bureau for Public Enterprises
(BPE) Mr. Benjamin Dildd said
yesterday.
The
government
will
recommence transaction on
the airports subject to the
· consideration rL a Steering
Committee and passage of
strategic transport reform bill.
'We have agreed in principle,
we are developing the concept
paper and the direction and the
programmes whichwewilldiscuss
with the minister and then seek
the necessary approval with the
National Cound1 ofPrivatization
(NCP) and the president before we
commence the priw.tization ofthe
airports;' the DG said
.
The privatization process will
commence in six months time
after due diligence is carried out
on the airports to ascertain their
exact state and allow private buyers
take informed decisions, the DG
hinted
Speaking at an interactive
session as part of activities to
mark. the Bureau's Special Day at
the 9th Abuja International Trade
Fair, Mr. Dikki said it will take
NJC directs IGP to provide
adequate security for judges
~Y Adelanwa Bamgboye
Rising from an emergency
meeting. the National
Judicial Cound1 (NJC)
yesterday ordered the
Inspector-General ofFolice
(IGP) Suleiman Abba to
provide adequate security
for judges in the country
and particularly in Ekiti
State.
Mr. Soji Oye, an Acting
c
.
He said that following
the recent unfortunate and
worrisome incidents in Ekiti
State Judiciary, particularly
in the High Court Complex,
Ado-Ekiti, the NJC under
the ChairmanshipofJustice
Aloma Mariam Mukhtar,
had considered the various
complaints and petitions
forwarded to it
At the end of the
emergency meeting, the
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some members of staff of
the High Court of Justice.
Ado-Ekiti as well as the
vandalisation of court
property and bring the
culprits to justice.
The Council further
requested the IGP as a
matter ofurgencyto provide
adequate security to Judicial
Officers and the Judiciary in
Ekiti State.
According to the NJC,
., 11 oetitions forwarded by
The Federal ExecutiveCound1
FEC) had in March raised a
explained that the airport
privatization process may not be
outright sale of the airports.
He said in the process, BPE
will engage the minister of
aviation and collectively will start
a new process of privatization or
concessioning.
special committee to fine-tune
four proposed draft legislations to
reform the nation's land transport
and aviation sectors.
The drafts bills were the
National Transport Commission
Bill (2014); N"Jgeria Railway
Bill (2014); Nigerian Ports and
Harbour Authority Bill (2014);
and National Inland Waterways
Authority Bill (2014).
Jonathan accused of heating the
polity over declaration
ByAbbasJimoh
TheYouth Initiative for Employment and
Transparency in Leadership (Yiet-Nigeria)
have accused President Goodluck Jonathan
of heating-up the polity over his refusal to
declare his ambition to run in 2015.
National Chairman of Y"let- Nigeria
Ambassador Fanny Amun, made the
accusation yesterday in Ahuja at the fonnal
launch of the road-map of a three-month
youth empowerment and sensitization
programme which among others aimed to
empowmngNigerianyouthsandd.issuading
them from violence and other criminalities.
"The earlier the President declares the
better, we are in a state of confusion because
the man is delaying. However the man is a
conscious person, people are going to him,
he has security reports every now and then
on his table.
He had the welfare of Nigerians at heart
and does not want to jeopardise the system,
and I think at the right time he is going to
declare. But ifhe did not declare soon let him
stay put in Ahuja," Amun said
FRIDAY, OCTOBER.3, 2014
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Markets
Money
Industry
FG tO give Ahuja airport to private operator
Everest Amaefule, Ahuja
HE Federal Government is
T
set to concede the Nnamdi
Azildwe International Airport,
Ahuja to a private sector operator.
The Director-General, Bureau
of Public Enterprises, Mr.
Benjamin Dikki, disclosed this
on Thursday at a ceremony to
mark the Privatisation Day at
the ongoing Ahuja International
Trade Fair.
Dikki said rather than sell the
airport outright, it could be given
to a private sector operator to
manage for a period of 15 or 20
years.
The transaction, he said, would
be subject to the consideration of
the BPE steering committee,
adding that the privatisation
agency would soon engage the
Ministry of Aviation towards
achieving the goal.
The BPE boss listed other
activities that could be carried
out this year to include the
for input, while the steering
committee was working on the
national parks.
Speaking on the benefits of
past privatisation efforts, Dikki
said the results had started
trickling in as he disclosed that
the Ugheli Power Plant was now
generating about 400 megawatts
of electricity; up from 150MW
before privatisation.
The President of Ahuja
Chamber ofCommerce, Industry,
Mines and AgFiculture, Mr.
Solomon Yagba, commended
the BPE for its work, especially
in the power sector, but charged
the agency not to rest until
the oil and gas sector was fully
reformed and privatised.
Yagba said the sale of
electricity companies eluded
most members of the chamber
but added that they had now
positioned themselves to take
advantage of the reform of the
oil industry.
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concess
and railway tracks as well as the
development of a framework for
the concession of federal roads.
Others are the establishment
of some regulatory agencies and
the privatisation of Skypower
Catering Services Limited,
subject to the consideration of
the steering committee.
Dikki said, "The Mines and
Steel Department of the BPE was
to privatise the coal blocks and
sell the remaining non-core assets
of the Nigeria Coal Corporation
and Nigeria Mining Corporation
in 2013 but litigation, resistance
from the host communities and
other stakeholder issues delayed
the transactions.
"The bureau, in collaboration
with the Enugu State
Government, has set up a joint
committee to resolve some of the
issues. Another joint committee
headed by the Permanent
Secretary, Ministry of Mines and
Steel Development was set up to
resolve the legal and other issues
that impeded the sale process of
the coal blocks.
"The National Council on
Privatisation has approved the
following transactions as definite
for 2014: sale of residential
houses/lands of NCC; sale of the
Naraguta and Maiduguri bricks;
sale of non-core assets ofMakeri
and Mineral houses, residential
houses/vacant lands; and sale
of Ogwashi-Azagba Coal Block."
He said the concept paper for
sports reform and concession of
the stadia bad been sent to the
National Sports Commission
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Company Limited, Mrs. Ijeoma Okoye; Manager, Social Performance and Planning Policy, Gov~rnment
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in Lagos... on Thursday. Photo: Segun Bakare
Gas shortage makes independent power plants idle
'FemiAsu
ALTHOUGH the recent
~rivatisation of the power
sector has expanded opportunities
in the entire value chain of the
Nigerian electricity supply
industry, the festering challenges
of weak transmission network and
gas supply are pulling the plug
on several Independent Power
Projects.
The IPPs are privately financed
Greenfield generatiou projects
supported by non-recourse or
limited recourse loans backed
by long-term power purchase
agreements with the state utility
or another off-taker.
With the national generation
capacity of 8,644 megawatts, actual
current generation is less than
3,849MW. The country achieved
an all-time peak generation of
4,517.6MW in December 2012.
"Certainly, Nigeria needs an
increase in generation as a matter
of urgency and hopefully, the
ongoing reforms will create an
enabling environment for private
investment in the power sector,"
a power analyst and partner at
Details Commercial Solicitors,
Mrs. Dolapo Kukoyi, said.
Global standard on power is
oue megawatt per 1,ooo people.
Nigeria requires 16o,oooMW for
its 160 million population for the
attainment of optimal industrial,
economic and technological
development , according to
the Managing Director, Eko
Electricity Distribution Company,
Mr. Oladele Amoda.
With the successful
privatisation of the successor
generation and distri'bution
companies unbundled from
the Power Holding Company of
Nigeria, a conducive environment
is set for th.e new IPPs for at least
to,oooMW by 2015, a recent
report by Terrapiun said.
"There are, however, still some
challenges like the grid aud gas
supply. Investors and prospective
investors also say they still require
more support from the bulk trader
and the electricity regulators,"
an energy law and policy expert
and Senior Associate, Bauwo &
Ighodalo, a law firm, Mr. Ayodele
Oni, told our correspondent.
The Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer, Nigerian
Electricity Regulatory
Commission , Dr. Sam Amadi,
said the transmission network,
a critical link in the electricity
value chain under the government
ownership and control, was in dire
need of attention.
"The network is weak, radial
aud lacks redundancy facility .
In the event of significant
increase in actual generation,
the transmission network will
not be capable of supporting such
output," he said at a lecture on
Tuesday, noting that currently,
the state of the national electricity
transmission network capacity was
at about 4,5ooMW.
Amadi said the thermal
generation capability, as was
long expected, had increased
significantly with the completion
of more National Integrated Power
Projects, but "the negative side of
this otherwise laudable growth in
generation capability is that for
almost all turbines in all the gasfired thermal generation plants,
there is no gas or very little gas
is available for use as generating
feedstock. "
· Over 100 licences have been
granted to interested investors
for IPPs, according to the NERC.
But only few of the licence holders
have made significant headway in
constructing the power plants due
largely to gas challenges.
The power sector alone is
expected to require 3.5 billion
cubic feet per day of gas over the
next three years and could require
more than five billion cubic feet
daily when some of the power
plants to be privatised under the
NIPP scheme are completed,
Ecobauk Research said in a recent
report.
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