Still Constant even when the country is going through a civil war - I think this proves that the mentioned services are intentionally being sabotaged in Nigeria

blacksta:

Still Constant even when the country is going through a civil war - I think this proves that the mentioned services are intentionally being sabotaged in Nigeria

It only proves we are richer than libya

1: Running Water from Public Utilities is now Secondary source (very unreliable)- We can afford Sachet Pure Water and Mai-Ruwa
2: Electricity from Public Utilities is now Secondary source (very unreliable)- we can afford Petrol Generators 24/7

Was that supposed to be funny?

afam4eva:

Was that supposed to be funny?

It is called Rhetoric - a sad (but true) irony don't you think

How will importers of generators,petrol and diesel make their money if everything is working fine in naija ?

[b]The technology behind the supply of these basic necessities of life is about 300 years old, in case of water and about 200 years old in case of electricity. The absence of this services in Nigeria is an indictment on our leaders, Our leaders today have been emboldened in recent times when compared with what happened in the early days of our Republic, when 10%centers was the golden rule to outright theft where contracts going into billion of dollars would be awarded without an iota or a grain of sand shifted to the site.

This trend began with IBB sorry to say. If Félix Houphouët Boigny
of Cote de Voire can wake up one day and build the largest church in the world, I see no reasons why our Government cannot wake up one week and supply her citizens with these basic services. However this comes at a price, if they provide this service it would hit the ‘projected revenue stream’ or mis-appropriated revenue our leaders have pencilled down for themselves over a 4 year period.

The fact is electricity and water is not a priority in Nigeria, if it were, you would have it tomorrow.[/b]

It means that Ghadaffi is better than all our clueless presidents both military and democratic. . .