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Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by Mcslize: 11:16am On Mar 01 |
Lalami3232: ogbonti voted for APC in the last election. And now he is planning on relocating to his village to live like a king using solar power. Can you imagine? |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by afube: 11:56am On Mar 01 |
EcoBrick: Jonathan bungled the Privatization of the power sector the day he fired Prof Barth nnaji as Minister of Power, he listened to the agbado and aboki nay sayers and ojota activists ,the result is that we still do not have enuff power generation, and worse, the transmission network is wack! This is the reason why Tinubu should not go back on subsidy removal and naira flotation! Reforms take time to work...........the power sector was never fully privatized and Nigerians are not paying market prize for power supplied to them as a result,the needed reinvestment on the infrastructure is not being made! Nigerians are reaping what they sowed! Imagine federal government paying part of MTN and Glo debts..........makes no damn sense! Govt should allow a realistic determination of power tariff! 2 Likes |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by IbeOkehie: 11:59am On Mar 01 |
Offpoint1: The legal, government fixed price paid for electricity in Nigeria is LESS than the cost of producing the electricity. Which means electricity sellers are running their businesses at a loss. There's no mystery. If government fixes and enforces the price of rice at N10 per 50kg bag, rice will disappear from the Nigerian market. That is why there's scarcity of electricity, Federal University education, forex and healthcare and petrol. The prices are regulated by government. Good Luck to Nigeria. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by olax02(m): 1:01pm On Mar 01 |
OkutaNla:What does subsidizing power have to do with a stable power supply in Nigeria? So for us to enjoy an uninterrupted power supply now, the government must remove the subsidy? What of some of these developed countries that subsidized power for their citizen? |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by goody234: 1:05pm On Mar 01 |
black out all over lagos absolute disgrace this govt must get serious |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by swagifted(m): 2:46pm On Mar 01 |
OkutaNla:no be lie. Electricity too cheap for Nigeria... Couple with electricity thieves wey de do bypass. 1 Like |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by swagifted(m): 2:48pm On Mar 01 |
olax02:some people wey de do bypass de thief up to 50,000 naira worth of electricity per day. Who go pay for am? 2 Likes |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by Asswipemod: 3:11pm On Mar 01 |
seunmsg: Hmmmm! Gbogbo e naa lo ma mo. Salaye Master. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by themanderon: 3:24pm On Mar 01 |
Every successive government from the time of Obasanjo has been telling us stories about this power sector without ever finding any meaningful solutions to the lingering problem now these ones have made the situation worse you don't have electricity and you can't buy much fuel to run your generator as before. |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by Tonytonex(m): 3:57pm On Mar 01 |
Offpoint1:few pockets. Corruption everywhere |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by Tonytonex(m): 4:01pm On Mar 01 |
OkutaNla:So as fuel subsidy don go now, you are enjoying the fuel abi? Na people like you be the problem of this π½ 3. gullible |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by AfonjaConehead: 4:06pm On Mar 01 |
So much talk talk talk...and people are suffering |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by Sccarrr: 4:38pm On Mar 01 |
AfonjaConehead:chai .... Inferiority complex King is really pained π |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by popcykaylah(m): 5:39pm On Mar 01 |
The electricity no dey, una dey collect money from Nigerians for light wey we no use. Yet una still dey owe billions on gas .. |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by AfonjaConehead: 6:46pm On Mar 01 |
They should be fast, nigerians are suffering so much darkness |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by Sccarrr: 7:49pm On Mar 01 |
[quote author=AfonjaConehead post=128728571][/quote] π King of inferiority complex π |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by nigmarelli(m): 8:11pm On Mar 01 |
lexy2014: Greetings. What baffles me the most is who even asked anybody on government to even subsidize anything in the first place!? Why them no just do wetin the British dey do, improve on am? Where did the so called subsidy idea come from wey we no go here word for God's sake! And good point you also made here about travel, health, etc. |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by ambale(m): 9:57pm On Mar 01 |
OkutaNla: This is what you were told right? Give us light, give us prepaid meter and block any channel for bypassing and see people pay their bills It's that simple but here we are, after squandering monies, government go begin yarn dust Imagine subsidizing 3 hours daily light What foolery is that? |
Re: FG Pays $120m From Gas Debts As Blackout Spreads by Gboss247(m): 3:49pm On Mar 02 |
Offpoint1:You are paying subsidized electricity bills maximum N50/kWh which cost over N300/kWh to produce from natural gas. 1 Like 1 Share |
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