The Society of Technology and Energy Professionals has urged the Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration to establish a Ministry of Energy and a substantive minister to ensure speedy solutions to Nigeria’s energy crisis.
It is coming after the first inaugural meeting of the Council for Registration of Technology and Energy Professionals in Port Harcourt, Rivers State “These offices will enable Nigeria solve her energy problems through the exploration of other sources of energy, implementation of energy policies, climate actions and strengthen our energy commission and other energy agencies.
It expressed optimism that the new administration would create national unity, equity and justice, ethno-religious peace, respect for rule of law and develop Nigeria’s technology and energy sectors.
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