Just In: Top Northern State Signs N80bn Solar Power, E-Mobility Deals
- Adamawa State signs MoUs with A4&T Power Solutions and Sparrow Mobility to boost electricity supply and modernise transportation
- Over ₦80 billion will be invested to generate 15MW of power via solar, mini-grids, and hybrid systems across the state
- Sparrow Mobility plans to deploy 10,000 electric motorcycles and bicycles with charging and assembly plants within two years
The Adamawa state Government has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with A4&T Power Solutions Limited and Sparrow Mobility Limited to improve electricity supply and modernise transportation in the state.
The agreement was signed at the Governor’s office in Government House, Yola, with Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri describing the deals as “a major step toward economic growth, industrial transformation, and better living standards.”
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He assured the investors of the state’s full backing, saying:
“Reliable electricity will drive industries, agriculture, and job creation, while e-mobility will provide safer transport, reduce emissions, and open job opportunities for our youths.”
Power project to deliver 15MW in five years
The first MoU, signed with A4&T Power Solutions, focuses on generating and distributing electricity across the state. Commissioner for Works and Energy Development, Hon. Adamu Atiku, explained that over ₦80 billion will be invested in projects expected to deliver 15 megawatts of power within five years through mini-grids, hybrid systems, and solar plants.
Mr Ayo Ademilua, CEO of A4&T Power Group, added:
“We have mapped out key areas across local governments in Adamawa to identify the right type of projects needed. Some will require interconnected mini-grids, others isolated mini-grids, while some will benefit from longer distribution systems. With more than 12 years of experience in deploying power projects in Nigeria, we are committed to providing tailored solutions.”
Sparrow Mobility to deploy 10,000 electric bikes
The second MoU, with Sparrow Mobility Limited, will see the introduction of 10,000 electric motorcycles and bicycles within two years.
The company also plans to establish charging and assembly plants in the state.
Commissioner for Transport, Wunfe Anthony, said:
“This partnership will move Adamawa State towards clean energy, reduce carbon emissions, and promote eco-friendly transportation. It will bring immense benefits to both the environment and our citizens.”
Governor Fintiri hailed the partnerships as a symbol of his administration’s drive to ensure sustainable development and improve the quality of life for residents.
Source: Legit.ng
