There are strong indications that Power Minister, Adebayo Adelabu will in comiing days relinquish his position according to his Special Adviser on Strategic Communications and Media Relations, Bolaji Tunji.
Adelabu on Tuesday met President Tinubu at the Presidential Villa in Abuja a move described by his media aide as a key aspect of the National Integrated Electricity Policy along with its Strategic Implementation Plan.
The statement reads: “In view of this development, Chief Adebayo Adelabu is expected to resign his position as Minister of Power in the coming days.
“The timing of his anticipated resignation reflects his commitment to addressing key sectoral challenges and ensuring continuity in ongoing reforms prior to exiting office. Notably, this includes efforts to stabilise the sector following recent declines in power generation due to gas supply constraints to power plants, ongoing pipeline repairs, and outstanding obligations to gas suppliers, as well as the need to secure the President’s approval for his intended resignation and gubernatorial aspiration in Oyo State.
“During the meeting, the minister outlined key milestones recorded under his leadership, including efforts to stabilise electricity generation, strengthen transmission capacity, and implement reforms aimed at enhancing efficiency and service delivery across the power sector value chain.”
However, sources close to the Presidency said the neeting was also an opportunity for Adelabu to inform the President about his political ambition in Oyo State
