September 27, 2024 -
The President-General of the Igbo World Union, His Imperial Majesty, Amb. Sir Dr Mishak Nnanta (KJW, Ksm, JP), Gburugburu Ndigbo Dum, recently embarked on a strategic visit to Rome, Italy, to spearhead investment opportunities in solar energy for the South East region of Nigeria.
This pivotal move aims to harness the vast potential of renewable energy, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and promoting sustainable development.
During his visit, Amb. Mishak Nnanta engaged with Italian investors, entrepreneurs, and energy experts to explore potential partnerships and collaborations. He underscored the South East's immense solar energy potential, citing its abundant sunshine and growing energy demands.
"The South East region is blessed with an abundance of sunlight, making it an ideal location for solar energy generation. We must harness this gift from nature to power our homes, businesses, and communities," Sir Nnanta emphasized.
He further stressed the importance of investing in renewable energy to combat climate change and ensure sustainable development.
"We owe it to ourselves, our children, and future generations to prioritize environmental sustainability. Solar energy is a critical component of this vision."
The IWU President's initiative has been praised by local leaders and experts, who recognize the potential for solar energy to transform the state's economy and environment.
Sir Mishak Nnanta highlighted the economic benefits of investing in solar energy, including job creation, stimulating local economies, and attracting foreign investment.
"By embracing solar energy, we can create a vibrant economy that benefits our people and position Abia as a hub for sustainable development."
Gburugburu Ndigbo Dum also acknowledged the challenges facing the Nigeria's energy sector, including inadequate infrastructure and limited access to electricity.
"We recognize the challenges, but we are committed to finding solutions. Solar energy offers a viable alternative to traditional energy sources."
In Italy, Sir Mishak Nnanta and his delegation visited leading solar energy companies, engaging with experts and exploring cutting-edge technologies.
"We are committed to staying abreast of the latest advancements in solar energy to ensure the South East remains competitive."
Sir Mishak Nnanta's visit to Rome marks a significant milestone in the South East's transition to renewable energy. As Nigeria continues to navigate the challenges of climate change and energy security, initiatives like this demonstrate the potential for collective progress.
"We will continue to champion the cause of renewable energy, working tirelessly to ensure the South East becomes a beacon of sustainability," Sir Mishak Nnanta concluded.
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