The story of electricity in Nigeria is usually told in the language of shortages. We speak of megawatts generated, transmission constraints, tariff disputes, and periodic grid collapses. We analyse regulatory reforms and debate subsidies and gas supply. Yet this familiar conversation misses one of t
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Hani Okoroafor
Dr Hani Okoroafor is a global informatics expert who advises corporate Boards in the public and private sectors. His multidisciplinary consulting practice operates in Europe, Africa, North America and the Middle East.
