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Tag: Government, Itobe, Kogi, Kogi News, Reuben Habu, Ugo Agbanusi, Zuma Energy

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Kogi: FG Approves Water Usage Permit for 300MW Itobe Coal Power Plant

adminDec 14, 2016

The federal government has approved the license for 300 megawatts (MW) Itobe-1 coal power plant to use 1125 cubic meters per hour (m3/h) of water from the River Niger...

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