willijaco:
Is so unfortunate, people are just seeing the lapses in this scam administration, from onset, their down fall is boldly written on the wall, but many reluntantly fail to read it.
What is so special about Fashola? He govern Lagos state, with super abundant resources, enough to manage a country, still Lagos is the highest indebted state all over African, with loan in billions of dollar. Every amenties is been paid for, toll gate for roads, excessive tax for small business, multiple agencies with thesame duties, only to extort the masses, the list is endless.
This administration has fail before arrival, he took Buhari, 6 month to appoint minister, hoping it we come up with something extraordinary, rather he came out with junk individual's. Who have fail to see and align themselves with the reality on ground. The spudity that flows in there blood cannot be overemphasize, fashola increase electricity tarrif with 45%, without a corresponding increase in value of service, yet zombies applaud him.one of his colleque, describe our suffering as fiction, the other one threaten private organisation for retrenchment by revoking their license, the greatest liar among them, want to take 13 million naira for jollification in far east, minister of finance and petroleum, they are not even worthy to manage a rural community in sane country
One should not even bother to waste his time and energy on the president, he cannot offer, what he does not possess, he's a fulani without no ssce certificate. He's area of specilisation is rearing of cow, unfortunately the south west, chose him to be our leader.
I welcome everybody to a melodramatic government.

ogunsbanjul:
sooner or later you will know Fashola is capable only that the so people like the minister himself is sabotaging the industry. let him go and check Fashola records in Lagos. politics apart

bejeiodus:
An end to the nation's power crisis has remained elusive regardless of who is in office. Everyone leapt with joy the day Fashola was made the minister of power in the hope that his go-getting aura would make him tackle the power crisis headlong. This has not been the case as the almost intractable crisis has earned him the sobriquet "minister of darkness". The power crisis has been further exacerbated by the activities of vandals. Fashola , himself , appears to be at his wits end over what to do about the crisis. He may simply end up as another minister of power that was defied by the power crisis.

It appears there is an inadequate understanding of the challenges ailing the power sector. It is hard to understand why successive ministers of power have not been able to resolve the crisis. We really must look for a lasting solution by any way that God or man can show....Fashola must certainly have learnt some salutary lessons from all of this. He must now have seen that ensuring adequate supply of power to Nigerians is more than rocket science.

adedayourt:
lool

ehinja:


Fashola is not the problem of Nigerian power failings. The bitter truth which must be told is that just like everything else that has gone wrong with our nation due lack of management and investment in existing infrastructures, the power sector suffers from the same problem.
Successive government have bundled and fumbled with it until just like the petroleum sector it is now a monster any new government wants to run away from.
If all the monies we have read and heard about these past years have really been invested in power generation maybe it wont be as terrible as it is today.
The day we fix power in Nigeria (hopefully in my lifetime) then our nation has indeed turn the curve. We have sunshine and water and there is gas yet we cannot do it (smh) we really are a unique people.

bettercreature:
They are terrorist!

bejeiodus:
An end to the nation's power crisis has remained elusive regardless of who is in office. Everyone leapt with joy the day Fashola was made the minister of power in the hope that his go-getting aura would make him tackle the power crisis headlong. This has not been the case as the almost intractable crisis has earned him the sobriquet "minister of darkness". The power crisis has been further exacerbated by the activities of vandals. Fashola , himself , appears to be at his wits end over what to do about the crisis. He may simply end up as another minister of power that was defied by the power crisis.

It appears there is an inadequate understanding of the challenges ailing the power sector. It is hard to understand why successive ministers of power have not been able to resolve the crisis. We really must look for a lasting solution by any way that God or man can show....Fashola must certainly have learnt some salutary lessons from all of this. He must now have seen that ensuring adequate supply of power to Nigerians is more than rocket science.

ehinja:


Fashola is not the problem of Nigerian power failings. The bitter truth which must be told is that just like everything else that has gone wrong with our nation due lack of management and investment in existing infrastructures, the power sector suffers from the same problem.
Successive government have bundled and fumbled with it until just like the petroleum sector it is now a monster any new government wants to run away from.
If all the monies we have read and heard about these past years have really been invested in power generation maybe it wont be as terrible as it is today.
The day we fix power in Nigeria (hopefully in my lifetime) then our nation has indeed turn the curve. We have sunshine and water and there is gas yet we cannot do it (smh) we really are a unique people.

TPAND:


You yourself is just as literate as Senator Sani. You think from the Surface, Shiroro Dam, Kainji Dam, other Dams, and HEPs what happened to them. HEPs generate more MW than the gas powered plants.
There are so many kids here on nairaland that are products of failed and dysfunctional educational system.

bejeiodus:
An end to the nation's power crisis has remained elusive regardless of who is in office. Everyone leapt with joy the day Fashola was made the minister of power in the hope that his go-getting aura would make him tackle the power crisis headlong. This has not been the case as the almost intractable crisis has earned him the sobriquet "minister of darkness". The power crisis has been further exacerbated by the activities of vandals. Fashola , himself , appears to be at his wits end over what to do about the crisis. He may simply end up as another minister of power that was defied by the power crisis.

It appears there is an inadequate understanding of the challenges ailing the power sector. It is hard to understand why successive ministers of power have not been able to resolve the crisis. We really must look for a lasting solution by any way that God or man can show....Fashola must certainly have learnt some salutary lessons from all of this. He must now have seen that ensuring adequate supply of power to Nigerians is more than rocket science.

TPAND:


You yourself is just as literate as Senator Sani. You think from the Surface, Shiroro Dam, Kainji Dam, other Dams, and HEPs what happened to them. HEPs generate more MW than the gas powered plants.
There are so many kids here on nairaland that are products of failed and dysfunctional educational system.

DjAndroid:
Can you imagine? Marchants of darkness!

COMPAQ:


That's not correct. Power capacity from our gas powered plants is far in excess of hydro capacity. Kanji is our biggest hydro and at best can do only 760Mw. However Egbin and Aloha are both in excess of 1000mw and are both gas. I can count at least 6 other power plants that are in to 400 to 500 my range.

9jatatafo:


There has been a big rot in the system but what I am saying is that an electrical engineer will better in that capacity and not a lawyer

bejeiodus:
An end to the nation's power crisis has remained elusive regardless of who is in office. Everyone leapt with joy the day Fashola was made the minister of power in the hope that his go-getting aura would make him tackle the power crisis headlong. This has not been the case as the almost intractable crisis has earned him the sobriquet "minister of darkness". The power crisis has been further exacerbated by the activities of vandals. Fashola , himself , appears to be at his wits end over what to do about the crisis. He may simply end up as another minister of power that was defied by the power crisis.

It appears there is an inadequate understanding of the challenges ailing the power sector. It is hard to understand why successive ministers of power have not been able to resolve the crisis. We really must look for a lasting solution by any way that God or man can show....Fashola must certainly have learnt some salutary lessons from all of this. He must now have seen that ensuring adequate supply of power to Nigerians is more than rocket science.