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Why Nigeria Is Suddenly Betting on Solar
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December 1, 2023
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8:05Now PlayingAn abrupt decision to end fuel subsidies is making electricity more expensive in Africa’s biggest city, Lagos. Here's how Nigeria is unplugging from dirty generators and taking a gamble on solar power.
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