naptu2:


What I've gathered (from discussions I've had with friends) is that there's an almost total blackout within the city (in places like Lekki, Ikoyi, Apapa, Ikeja, Yaba, Surulere, etc.), but places on the outskirts of the city (eg Sangotedo) have almost constant power.

grandstar:
My junior in Unilag heads the place. Life

morikee:
Even here in Kaduna

awoo47:
IB own worse 1week no light

naptu2:


What I've gathered (from discussions I've had with friends) is that there's an almost total blackout within the city (in places like Lekki, Ikoyi, Apapa, Ikeja, Yaba, Surulere, etc.), but places on the outskirts of the city (eg Sangotedo) have almost constant power.

Drwords:


...and you're heading a WhatsApp group

Life sha

Yuneehk:
A text was sent on Thursday night so no one expected light on Friday. It's probably been resolved because we had light at midnight

dokunbam:
Those with estimated billing will still get crazy bills

pejuakinab:
Apology not accepted. Nepa privatization is scam

Naijaguy123:
Many Africa countries currently enjoy 24 hrs electricity, do call giant of Africa is still in darkness.

Chukwuka16:
This has always been the problem.

The grid has to be decentralised. Of course since it's a centralised grid the trip of that major line means that the capacity of the grid is seriously reduced hence the need to shut down Egbin (imagine). If the grid were decentralised and generating stations didn't have to pay homage to Osogbo it would have been easy to create islands and redistribute power.

This isn't rocket science but for Nigeria where we have round pegs in square holes it is undoable.

And these are the clowns talking of feeding renewables into the grid. If you are lacking capacity for conveying power now, what happens when you feed in intermittent power and Egbin drops out or any other n-1 or n-2 fault occurs?

This is the fault and responsibility of the federal government since TCN is owned solely by Nigeria still.

naptu2:


What I've gathered (from discussions I've had with friends) is that there's an almost total blackout within the city (in places like Lekki, Ikoyi, Apapa, Ikeja, Yaba, Surulere, etc.), but places on the outskirts of the city (eg Sangotedo) have almost constant power.

lifezone247:

Yea right badagry on of them.

hebenezher:
we have light overnight here in ikorodu, it was switched off this morning.

thebiggestgists:

There is kuku light here in epe till this morning

GreatManBee:

Abeg which area for IB? I'm currently in IB and there's been constant power around Oluyole.

SarkinYarki:
for the last four years under Buhari electricity supply in Lagos has been horrible so I don't know what these ones are saying