
Toby Karim
Special Assistant to the CEO and UN SRSG at Sustainable Energy for All; founder of The African Feminist; energy data analyst and sustainable development advocate
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Jul 2, 2026
Key Takeaways on Reimagining Nigeria's Energy Future: Innovation and Policy| Tobi Karim
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Toby KarimGUEST
what i will say is they are doing i think we need to be better actually talking about what is happening within kind of government and the different programs that they do have because they do actually focus a lot on productive use of energy um i mean the i don't know if you've heard of the dead program and so that is kind of rolling out a $750 million grant to developers, really focused on kind of that productive use aspect of things.

Toby KarimGUEST
And I think some of the learnings from that was actually how do we then, how do we make sure we don't lock in communities? And that's kind of something that, you know, they're really trying to push on at the moment.

Toby KarimGUEST
And even with, because right now there's a huge World Bank and AFDB program called Mission 300.

Sade OnabowaleHOST
I think there's so much more work that the industry and all the players could be doing in spotlighting the progress that has happened over