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Suki Dauda Sule

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Suki Dauda Sule is a PhD from the University of Hull in ground penetrating radar (GPR) applications for humanitarian demining. He is an experienced professional and academic with a focus on ICT, space systems and satellite applications.

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#39most read in Power & Utilities

Suki Dauda Sule is a PhD from the University of Hull in ground penetrating radar ...see more

Suki Dauda Sule
Aug 09 2022

Keeping the lights on – the long road ahead to closing the electricity access gap in Nigeria

Illuminem Voices
Energy · Power Grid
The 2021 edition of the Tracking SDG7 : Energy Progress Report suggests that the attainment of SDG7.1a: Ensuring universal access to electricity is off track and although some progress has been made in other regions; Sub Saharan Africa remains one of the two regions with the largest access to electricity access gap. Other Access to Electricity Analysis, highlight that the COVID pandemic has led to significant disruptions around access to electricity, including halted progress and in fact a progress reversal in most cases. Thus, resulting in additional pressures on the already low energy purchasing power of households in developing countries.

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