Engr. Jenifer Adighije, MD NDPHC
Foremost Generation Company, Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC), has announced that its Egbema Power Station with about 375 megawatts (MW) capacity in Imo State is expected to be completed by 2025.
Engr. Jenifer Adighije, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of NDPHC, made this known during an inspection of the facility in Ohaji-Egbama local government area of the state.
Adighije stated that once completed, the power plant will boost energy capacity by enhancing transmission to the national grid, ensuring the delivery of reliable and affordable electricity to vulnerable Nigerians.
According to the NDPHC boss, “we are here to engage with them. We are here to provide them with all the supports and the enablement that will ensure that they will be able to meet the project timeline. We are looking at completion sometimes in 2027.
“By this project, we will be able to complete significantly to the grid capacity. By the project we are able to align with the vision of Mr. President to ensure that we scale our energy capacity to be able to provide energy inclusion, bridging the access gap of vulnerable Nigerians in underserved communities.”
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