This was as it called on Nigeria and other African governments to ensure that industrialisation translates into improved living standards for workers and ordinary citizens. He added that subsidy removal will make electricity inaccessible to workers and the majority of the citizens. He said, “As we speak now, Nigeria is talking of subsidy removal on electricity. All developed economies depended on public sector-driven electricity and not private sector. Identifying the barriers to Africa’s development or pointing fingers at those who may be responsible does not move us forward.