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Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by hotseat: 1:38pm On Apr 30 |
I thought the NASS belongs to the Band A (20hrs of interrupted electricity supply) category. Abi dem dey owe NEPA? Shameless leaders! The Minister of Okuku Dada looks like a thug! Kikikiki-kakaka! @hotseat |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Angelfrost(m): 1:40pm On Apr 30 |
Minister of Darkness in a Generator Republic...! |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by nairalanda1(m): 1:42pm On Apr 30 |
Pocca: Nope, let's check what the experts says In 2013, Nigeria decided to privatise the sector. But 10 years after, the expected yields from the privatisation of the NESI have been hampered, in part, by the inability of the Distribution Companies (Discos) to charge cost-reflective tariffs. But wait, there's more... Power supply remains a long term business. So, experts have argued that deploying short term loans will not work. What the sector needs are long term-loans at reasonably low interest rates by operators in the industry, which will assist them to scale up their business, roll out new network infrastructure, as well as upgrade and maintain existing infrastructure. SAUCE SO, basically, (or to put it bluntly) Discos need to charge a cost reflective tarrif to earn enough to give us good power How much is it now. I'll leave the pricing guy to drop it here He further explained that between January 2020 and January 2023, the electricity tariff increased from 55 per cent to 94 per cent adding that “the unification of FX and current inflationary pressures are pushing cost reflective tariff to N184/kwh.” SAUCE DEUX Nothing for tribalism, and every thing to do with paying a tarrif that enables the sector make enough of a profit to fix things. And you cannot attract investment from big people, when 80% of the country is paying way below N184/KWH. Any investor would see no return on investment. |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Jostoman: 1:42pm On Apr 30 |
yesloaded:Exacly |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Bobloco: 1:43pm On Apr 30 |
phemmie06: Hardworking by increasing electricity tariffs so that Nigerians can pay more for darkness |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Tflex01: 1:46pm On Apr 30 |
royalwax2: Everyone is guilty of this including Obi supporters. |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by abobote: 1:47pm On Apr 30 |
Very good timing |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by nairalanda1(m): 1:47pm On Apr 30 |
Racoon: The problem with power supply is not who is in charge, otherwise, you are in essence saying GEJ , whom you admire was also an incompetent buffon since there was no power under his regime. The problem with power there fore is , as the experts say..a cost reflective tarrif 'Implementing a cost reflective tarrif is vital for discos to cover costs and get return on investments (Sauce, with slight parphrasing: Key factors to consider in setting up the framework for the PCAF |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Confirm4real(m): 1:47pm On Apr 30 |
Useless Corntree! |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Tareq1105: 1:47pm On Apr 30 |
3exe3: The Senate should clear hell Rufai to handle Min of Power even though his heart is extremely wicked against people of other faith. |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by gigabyte13: 1:48pm On Apr 30 |
Worst of them all Minister of hellfire and darkness Dem supposed move am go Ministry of children affairs and kindergarten |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Blitzking: 1:49pm On Apr 30 |
Yourprick:Them no sabi package...them for don tell person wey dey off light to on light till so so and so minister dey around. |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by safarifarms(m): 1:51pm On Apr 30 |
NSNO:That's how they always come up with postulations without any backing data or prove and say it with all amount of confidence as if they are experts in the field or they have evidence to prove the possibility. 1 Like |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by nairalanda1(m): 1:51pm On Apr 30 |
royalwax2: You are right, however, the problem with our power supply has nothing to do with tribe or 'who we elect'...it has everything to do with not letting the power sector control the price it sets for power You can't do much if you cannot control your prices. |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by obrian888: 1:52pm On Apr 30 |
Cartels, saboteurs frustrating efforts to stabilise power supply." Who are these cartels? are they spirits? untouchable? masquerade? or above the law? any democratic elected government that keeps mentioning the word cartel are useless and foolish, they should just quit asap, because they are the ones aiding the cartel, that is the drain pipe they use to finish the country. |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Riskymarvelous(m): 1:53pm On Apr 30 |
The minister of darkness lolllll..... tinubu is a coward aswear for him to gave someone who read accountant in school a minister of power instead of minister of power bank and darkness no be shame |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by israelmao(m): 1:57pm On Apr 30 |
Emilokan government is groping in utter darkness. |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Judolisco(m): 1:57pm On Apr 30 |
They in band F |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by able20(m): 1:57pm On Apr 30 |
Tinubu is down as the worst president in Nigeria, Buhari is just 10% better than the Druggie . |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Darkjudge24: 1:57pm On Apr 30 |
jkpbestseries:ur own blind opinion |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Judolisco(m): 1:59pm On Apr 30 |
jkpbestseries:which kainji dam? D whole dam in Niger state go reach like 3 or 4 and all are functional ...yet we no get light... u dey talk say only kainji dam |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by NeckingNgulping(m): 2:00pm On Apr 30 |
Frezhkid10: Which fault? A company that self-generates power and has been consistent. I'm talking about top quality gas turbine. |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by higgs: 2:01pm On Apr 30 |
There is need to privatise every segment of the power industry, from generation,transmission and distribution. Companies that are global players with good track records in the electricity sector should be allowed to bid.Nigerians keep hoping that government can provide electricity, the failure of Nitel,Nigerian Airways, Nnpc refineries etc have not taught us a lesson. |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by boxypane(m): 2:03pm On Apr 30 |
Shhh... Nor tell anybody, we wan ON gen |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by nairalanda1(m): 2:04pm On Apr 30 |
higgs: Generation and distribution have been privatised since 2013. The problem is they are not allowed to set their prices, which means they run at a loss, which means no money to pay for gas, pay for repairs, pay for upgrades, and expansion |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by pepericozi: 2:06pm On Apr 30 |
NSNO: But a single dam can supply power to other nearby countries 24/7 while her citizens suffer. Engage your brain . |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by Okwyjesus(m): 2:09pm On Apr 30 |
3exe3: They should stay in the darkness. They collectively kept the nation in darkness |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by OALandAgents: 2:09pm On Apr 30 |
These power outages are political, deliberate and intentional . People selling generators and solar power are likely bribing NEPA officials to continue to give us darkness. Especially now Tinubu is planning to use Solar plants to line his pockets and those of his cronies. I was in Benin Republic for 2 days in late 2020, let me tell you that I never never witnessed light ever being taken the whole 2 days I was there. Well it may interest you to learn that Nigeria sells electricity to them and that my 2 days is typical of the stable electricity they always enjoy. Me I have resolved never to pay any electricity bills if NEPA fails to provide me steady power, I would rather be paying private electricians to reconnect me to the grid anytime NEPA disconnects me. 1 Like
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Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by AngelSlay: 2:10pm On Apr 30 |
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Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by MIKOLOWISKA: 2:10pm On Apr 30 |
NSNO:as in, our ppl ignorance is so much and they will be talking with their full chest |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by MIKOLOWISKA: 2:11pm On Apr 30 |
phemmie06:same with minister of health or roads or aviation |
Re: Adelabu: Minister Of Power Sits In Darkness At The National Assembly (picture) by sulaak(m): 2:12pm On Apr 30 |
jkpbestseries: Stop writing nonsense; Kanji Dam can deliver only 700MW of Electricity, which can barely meet the requirement of Niger state. Nigeria requires a minimum of 60, 000 MW |
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