Nigeria’s Federal Government faces a substantial N1.92 trillion electricity subsidy bill for 2025, according to a new report by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC). This figure represents the continuing financial burden of bridging the gap between the actual cost of electricity and the prices consumers pay. The government is actively absorbing these costs to maintain affordable electricity rates for citizens. NERC’s 2025 industry report details this escalating financial obligation. The substantial subsidy indicates ongoing challenges within Nigeria's power sector and its financial sustainability. This situation necessitates further assessment of tariff structures and potential reforms to reduce reliance on government funding. The long-term implications for both the government and the electricity market remain significant.