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The Lagos State Electricity Bill 2024 promises to reshape the power landscape of Lagos by creating an independent electricity market, reducing reliance on the national grid, and promoting renewable energy. With its focus on regulatory oversight, off-grid solutions, and combatting electricity theft, the Bill aims to attract investment, provide reliable power to underserved areas, and boost the state’s economic potential. This article explores key provisions and the anticipated impact on Lagos’ electricity market.