While the constant hum of generators defines the energy landscape in many Nigerian cities, Cote d’Ivoire offers a stark contrast, with reliable power supply being the norm rather than the exception. The contrast highlights the differing approaches both West African nations have taken toward achieving universal electricity access—a critical driver of economic growth and improved living standards. Cote d’Ivoire has emerged as a regional leader in power supply, with official data showing that over 94 percent of its 32 million citizens have a
While the constant hum of generators defines the energy landscape in many Nigerian cities, Cote d’Ivoire offers a stark contrast, with reliable power supply being the norm rather than the exception. The contrast highlights the differing approaches both West African nations have taken toward achieving universal electricity access—a critical driver of economic growth and improved living standards. Cote d’Ivoire has emerged as a regional leader in power supply, with official data showing that over 94 percent of its 32 million citizens have a