ochejoseph:
Atiku vs. Obi: How Each Of Them Intend to Fix Nigeria's Power Problem

During his Arise Interview, Nigeria's former Vice President and Presidential Candidate of the PDP was asked a simple question on how he intend to fix Nigeria's power problems.

He was practical in his response which centered around decentralizing generation and transmission which he intends to achieve by:

1. Fixing turbines on the Dams that are idling away in the Northern states of Nigeria and embracing solar energy.

2.Using the massive deposits of coal in Enugu to power the deficits in the South East since we are still a developing country.

3. Using the existing gas reserves in the South South to power existing gas powered stations across Nigeria


Peter Obi his former running mate and ex governor of Anambra now presidential candidate of Labour Party was asked thesame simple question on what his plans for fixing our power problems are, he wasted 4 mins saying virtually nothing:

He referred us to go and read what the leader of Singapore and the ruler of Dubai said about what people are doing right.

His knowledge of our current problems and potentials that can be quickly transformed to fix the problem was very poor.

His response to the problem of lingering ASUU strike was equally poor. Instead of answering the question the man went off point talking about out of school children providing statistics that were already out dated.

Dont take my word for it here are the videos, watch it and make your own judgement.

Source 1: https://twitter.com/emmaikumeh/status/1551214135253270531?t=-BmHvUgADhUGkm_mh2Wk_Q&s=19


Source 2: https://twitter.com/channelstv/status/1551641001885945861?t=pgUE1Bx3_Ab9A7MO9KxExA&s=19

Source 3:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITsv3vtrfh8

May God Help Us to Help Ourselves in 2023

MacWin155:
Atiku appeals to the mind of those who are unknowledgeable in how these things work.

Do you think the things he promises he will do?

Why haven't the present goverment done it, if it was so feasible?

He is giving you local solutions to a national problem and you wholly accept it as what is the standard. Solutions that have always been what Nigerians think will be the solution.

But Peter Obi took a voyage to seek knowledge outside on how to address the issue and if you listen intently to his words, he has the solution. He didn't go for fun. He went to study.

But you're too biased, blind, and ignorant to truth.

I'll accept criticisms if I'm wrong.

May God help us Nigerians. May we not be out own enemy.

LordOfTheGame:


Just like the way you identified buhari and his bogus and realistic ideas that never happened rather he gave you disappointments and bloodletting, ethnic supremacy and officialise corruption. My guy you better vote for Peter Obi because I don't trust your mind.

ochejoseph:
Atiku vs. Obi: How Each Of Them Intend to Fix Nigeria's Power Problem

During his Arise Interview, Nigeria's former Vice President and Presidential Candidate of the PDP was asked a simple question on how he intend to fix Nigeria's power problems.

He was practical in his response which centered around decentralizing generation and transmission which he intends to achieve by:

1. Fixing turbines on the Dams that are idling away in the Northern states of Nigeria and embracing solar energy.

2.Using the massive deposits of coal in Enugu to power the deficits in the South East since we are still a developing country.

3. Using the existing gas reserves in the South South to power existing gas powered stations across Nigeria


Peter Obi his former running mate and ex governor of Anambra now presidential candidate of Labour Party was asked thesame simple question on what his plans for fixing our power problems are, he wasted 4 mins saying virtually nothing:

He referred us to go and read what the leader of Singapore and the ruler of Dubai said about what people are doing right.

His knowledge of our current problems and potentials that can be quickly transformed to fix the problem was very poor.

His response to the problem of lingering ASUU strike was equally poor. Instead of answering the question the man went off point talking about out of school children providing statistics that were already out dated.

Dont take my word for it here are the videos, watch it and make your own judgement.

Source 1: https://twitter.com/emmaikumeh/status/1551214135253270531?t=-BmHvUgADhUGkm_mh2Wk_Q&s=19


Source 2: https://twitter.com/channelstv/status/1551641001885945861?t=pgUE1Bx3_Ab9A7MO9KxExA&s=19

Source 3:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITsv3vtrfh8

May God Help Us to Help Ourselves in 2023

pacespot:
Atiku might sound practical because he was once the vice president of Nigeria but if his solution to power problem is as straightforward as he said then why has the current government not gone for that? Atiku also made reference to power transmission capacity which he said has never met up with generation and which is causing collapse in the system. According to him, if you generated enough power that you cannot transmit, then the whole system will collapse. Obi might sound out of touch with Nigerian reality but he is the only one offering practical examples of other countries doing great jobs in solving the power problem in a specific timeframe that Nigerians can really relate with in terms of expected results given the presidency term period in the country. For instance, he said Egypt was able to generate about 30,000 megawatts in 5 years but he promised to do half of that for Nigeria in his first term. I don't think any of that sound like a political rhetoric.

KikBuhari2Daura:
Obi is a good man but unfortunately he lacks the experience. Governance at National level goes beyond telling stories.

I find his story about buying fuel for his convoy as a Governor very repulsive, as a leader you must delegate you must have people you can trust to help you deliver, no man is an island.

plaindealer:


Construction started just a few months ago, but according to you, it failed already?

You people are embarrassingly ignorant, you won't even study the subject matter before opening your mouth and embarrassing yourselves.

KikBuhari2Daura:
Obi is a good man but unfortunately he lacks the experience. Governance at National level goes beyond telling stories.

I find his story about buying fuel for his convoy as a Governor very repulsive, as a leader you must delegate you must have people you can trust to help you deliver, no man is an island.

Chiboy419:
All this your nonsense write up can't stop us the sense able youths of Nigeria from voting obi next year
When he was vp for 8 years he was busy stealing Nigerians money forgetting to advice his boss
Na now solution come dey his head ba....
Our mumu don do


Is obi or nothing

ochejoseph:
Atiku vs. Obi: How Each Of Them Intend to Fix Nigeria's Power Problem

During his Arise Interview, Nigeria's former Vice President and Presidential Candidate of the PDP was asked a simple question on how he intend to fix Nigeria's power problems.

He was practical in his response which centered around decentralizing generation and transmission which he intends to achieve by:

1. Fixing turbines on the Dams that are idling away in the Northern states of Nigeria and embracing solar energy.

2.Using the massive deposits of coal in Enugu to power the deficits in the South East since we are still a developing country.

3. Using the existing gas reserves in the South South to power existing gas powered stations across Nigeria


Peter Obi his former running mate and ex governor of Anambra now presidential candidate of Labour Party was asked thesame simple question on what his plans for fixing our power problems are, he wasted 4 mins saying virtually nothing:

He referred us to go and read what the leader of Singapore and the ruler of Dubai said about what people are doing right.

His knowledge of our current problems and potentials that can be quickly transformed to fix the problem was very poor.

His response to the problem of lingering ASUU strike was equally poor. Instead of answering the question the man went off point talking about out of school children providing statistics that were already out dated.

Dont take my word for it here are the videos, watch it and make your own judgement.

Source 1: https://twitter.com/emmaikumeh/status/1551214135253270531?t=-BmHvUgADhUGkm_mh2Wk_Q&s=19


Source 2: https://twitter.com/channelstv/status/1551641001885945861?t=pgUE1Bx3_Ab9A7MO9KxExA&s=19

Source 3:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITsv3vtrfh8

May God Help Us to Help Ourselves in 2023

plaindealer:


Siemens and Nigeria signed contract in 2019, construction started this year so where did you get it's not working from?

Make you Pandora people read and go school you no gree. Sad

KikBuhari2Daura:
Obi is a good man but unfortunately he lacks the experience. Governance at National level goes beyond telling stories.

I find his story about buying fuel for his convoy as a Governor very repulsive, as a leader you must delegate you must have people you can trust to help you deliver, no man is an island.

ChristineC:
you keep digging a hole for yourself. typing much grammar is obviously making you think you are making sense.
the same government that told us this is not rocket science? the same man that made the statement has been handed the portfolio for how many years now?
construction just started "a few months ago" indeed. keep working hard, man must wack ei.. I know it's not an easy job defending mediocrities.

richiemcgold:
As for me, I won't make up my mind yet on who should have my vote until I identify the candidate with the most realistic and clearcut plan to fix 3 things - - electricity, economy and restructuring.

teepain:


This is where I currently stand too. I will like to know how each of the candidate plans to fix the 3 things you listed (power, economy and restructuring) as well as insecurity which you didn't mention.

Further to, I will scrutinize what each of the candidate had done in the past to address the 4 key areas I mentioned.

Based on this, I will make up my mind on who to vote. I am not persuaded by the ethnic or religious arguments that have pervaded our political landscape at the moment.

KikBuhari2Daura:
Obi is a good man but unfortunately he lacks the experience. Governance at National level goes beyond telling stories.

I find his story about buying fuel for his convoy as a Governor very repulsive, as a leader you must delegate you must have people you can trust to help you deliver, no man is an island.

mycar:

They signed contract in 2019, construction started this year, and how far has the construction been and by the way, how would you know that they are getting it right if you don't even know the right thing?
That has been our problem, when you give someone work to do, you don't care to know if the person is doing the right or not until everybody gets tired and forget about it. all the policies, contracts and pronouncements made by your wicked people have all gone to train. You and your wicked government came up with sim and bvn registration to tackle insecurity and now even your president is under danger of been kidnapped.
and I know that if peter had gone elsewhere to study how it would be implemented successful, your type would have insulted hell out of him.
Just be careful of what you are wishing for out of tribal sentiment might provide you all more than you bargained for.

PandoraObi:
Atiku was practical despite he is not going to do it, but Peter Obidient was clueless and not receptive , he was talking of Egypt and he has forgotten Egypt doesn't have Igbo tribe that are celebrating unknown gunmen that are killing other igbos, he has forgotten this is Nigeria with different people with different mentality

plaindealer:


What's your hateful and bitter anti Nigerian rubbish got to do with the Siemens deal?

When ignorant people run out of sensible things to say, they start talking about irrelevant and meaningless rubbish.

It not by force to comment.

plaindealer:



What is this one taking about. We are talking about A and this one is talking about B.


Go and sit down if you cannot follow simple internet discussion.