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The bureau of public enterprises says reversing the power sector’s privatisation is not the solution to the country’s power problems.
The agencies Director general says the BPE already identified the faults associated with the sectors privatisation.
He urged Nigerians to be patient as the private operators are still grappling with liabilities incurred with their purchase.
This comes against the background of calls for the privatisation process as the sector is not better for it.
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