 In business news, the World Bank has listed Nigeria among the three countries with the largest electricity deficits in the world. It said during the last decade, a greater share of the global population gained access to electricity than ever before. But the number of people without electricity in Sub-Saharan Africa increased. The Bank disclosed this on Monday in a report titled, Universal access to sustainable energy will remain elusive without addressing inequalities. It said significant progress has been made since 2010 on various aspects of the sustainable development Go 7. But progress has been unequal across regions. The World Bank said during the period of 2010 of 2019, the top five most populous low and middle income countries, China, India, Indonesia, Brazil and Pakistan increased their combined access rates by 2% while progress in all other LMIC remained unchanged or stagnant over the same period.