President Muhammadu Buhari, has said that Nigeriahad liberalised its energy policy on power generation and distribution to allowinvestors generate power and sell to willing buyers, as opposed to the old,centralised practice where energy generators were obliged to produce and poolenergy in the national grid for distribution nationwide. He said the latest development was aimed atattracting investment to the sector and encourages industrialisation in thecountry, noting that African youths possessed enormous talents and strength totransform the continent. Buhari made this known through Vice President YemiOsinbajo at the 2019 edition of the Tony Elumelu Foundation EntrepreneurshipForum, where African leaders in politics and business, as well as captains ofindustry, gathered to discuss and provide workable solutions to the continent’sindustrialisation challenge. In attendance were Vice President Yemi Osinbajo,Presidents Paul Kagame of Rwanda, Macky Sall of Senegal, Felix Tshisekedi ofthe Democratic Republic of Congo and the Prime Minister of Uganda, RuhakanaRugunda.