ninocia18:
I have said and I keep saying it that the reeason why Nigeria doesn't have steady power is because Nigerians are benefiting from it. The painful thing is that the people making life miserable for Nigerians are fellow Nigerians. I know the west will never allow us to have steady power because the generators and other equipments we buy from them helps their economy but seeing Nigerians sell their conscience to these people and watching us pay the price is so disheartening.

miniziter:
I think they are right by the harmful toxic emission of a thing but how is the money collected going to be used used to prevent the toxic substance? Why is the government not subsidising solar for them instead?

izombie:
why bring the west into this? Why is Nigeria the only country they hold back? South Africa just opened a new power plant to add about 4000mega watts to their grid, why didn't the west hold them back? You have useless and wicked rulers. Admit it.

PointZerom:


Shut up. If you can't provide electricity don't tax people for using generator.

miniziter:
I think they are right by the harmful toxic emission of a thing but how is the money collected going to be used used to prevent the toxic substance? Why is the government not subsidising solar for them instead?

Emergingnation:


https://dailypost.ng/2021/08/04/outcry-in-abuja-as-fcta-asks-business-owners-to-pay-for-using-generators/?amp=1

Emergingnation:


https://dailypost.ng/2021/08/04/outcry-in-abuja-as-fcta-asks-business-owners-to-pay-for-using-generators/?amp=1

highoctane:

We at Greenify Power System have consistently been persuading individuals and corporate bodies to think out side the box, that generators is not the first choice in tackling short fall in personal or corporate energy need.
Nigeria and Egypt happens to be number one in consumption of generators of all kinds.
We are not advocating total elimination of generators, but let it be for standby mode only. Generators has contributed to gross inefficiency of public power systems in Nigeria.
I will give an example, why workers strike fail in Nigeria? A colleague of mine, whose wife work with one federal agencies that want to embark on a strike were told openly by their DG that if they go on strike, he wouldn't be bothered, because most of the female folks have business men as husband, so they can stay as long as the like at home.
Same way if the public power authority having known that most business ran their outlets on generators, why will they bother to improve in power delivery., Reasons why many politicians, those who work in same public power units are importers of generators and petrol stations owners.
Think of going green now! Think Solar, Help the environment to be less polluted, less noise

Cnach:

Does those questions of urs make them wrong or right?
If u are an undergraduate face ur book squarely

ninocia18:
I have said and I keep saying it that the reeason why Nigeria doesn't have steady power is because Nigerians are benefiting from it. The painful thing is that the people making life miserable for Nigerians are fellow Nigerians. I know the west will never allow us to have steady power because the generators and other equipments we buy from them helps their economy but seeing Nigerians sell their conscience to these people and watching us pay the price is so disheartening.

lookingfly:
how much if just want install for TV, decorder, fan and light?

Emergingnation:


https://dailypost.ng/2021/08/04/outcry-in-abuja-as-fcta-asks-business-owners-to-pay-for-using-generators/?amp=1

Emergingnation:


https://dailypost.ng/2021/08/04/outcry-in-abuja-as-fcta-asks-business-owners-to-pay-for-using-generators/?amp=1

Cokahot:
Well I did ot see where it was stated in the article that use of solar. Na only gen. What are you crying for. Shaply forget gen and embrace solar fast

inoki247:
Abuja is not meant for Living things....

inoki247:
Abuja is not meant for Living things....