Islie:
He explained that certain revolutionary measures were taken to ensure that Nigerians enjoy a more stable and regular electricity supply.



https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/740101-over-40-of-nigerians-now-enjoy-20-hours-regular-electricity-supply-minister.html

BOG202:
So less than 6000MW of power is enough to serve more than 80million people at least 20hrs a day.

With this, naija only need 15,000MW of power to serve more than 200 million people

Na wah o.

Focusmind:
I may agree with this assertion from my own personal experience. My area is under "band A", and we have light up to 20 to 24 hours daily. However, the charges are huge. You pay N225 instead of the N65. But I am using solar to offset the cost. I power my house on solar during the day and NEPA at night, to manage the IKEDC bill on band A users.

preciouswoman66:
My street na between 6hrs to 12hrs everyday. Better than many places in Nigeria sha but there's room for improvement BEDC

Biodun556:
■ I think gas shortage usually restrict them to 5000 mw, they can generate far more than that if gas is available consistently

Islie:
He explained that certain revolutionary measures were taken to ensure that Nigerians enjoy a more stable and regular electricity supply.



https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/740101-over-40-of-nigerians-now-enjoy-20-hours-regular-electricity-supply-minister.html

Nlfpmod

Kobojunkie:
There are approximately 26 million homes in Nigeria, and 40% of that is the Ministry of Power can supply 20 hours of electricity per day to 10.6 million homes — 10,600,000 households— homes out of all of that with just 5,500MW of electricity which he claims the country generates. No be juju be that one?

JohnOkolo:
✓ I do not know the part of Nigeria you reside in or if you reside in Nigeria at all.
✓ But from my end and from where I live I enjoy over 20hrs of stable electricity and am not a Band A customer. If you do not just state so without shenanigans so we can all move forward. Not coming online to talk gibberish cus you can afford to do so.

Kobojunkie:
There are approximately 26 million homes in Nigeria, and 40% of that is the Ministry of Power can supply 20 hours of electricity per day to 10.6 million homes — 10,600,000 households— homes out of all of that with just 5,500MW of electricity which he claims the country generates. No be juju be that one?

Focusmind:
I may agree with this assertion from my own personal experience. My area is under "band A", and we have light up to 20 to 24 hours daily. However, the charges are huge. You pay N225 instead of the N65. But I am using solar to offset the cost. I power my house on solar during the day and NEPA at night, to manage the IKEDC bill on band A users.

Ttalk:
Mr Minister keep your lying mouth, we know the minimal increase in power generation is as a result of increase in water level that increased the supply from hydro station to the national greed and not because of any intervention.

At the peak of heat period next year when huoseholds need home gadgets like freezer and air-conditioner, we would see if transformers wonts start blowing up and national grid start collapsing, that is when we would be able to access your acievement.

But for now just keep shut and pray Tinubu do not replace you

Brushstrokes20:
Over 40 percent what 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀😳😳😳😳
This bold faced liar must be high on cow dung again💯
I'm in the notorious band A and there's been total blackout in my hood for over 5 days now 😎

Useless govt of self serving THIEVES AND BLOODTHIRSTY TERRORISTS 😕💯

ENOUGH OF NONSENSE 😕😒

JASONjnr:
These government is confused with it's propaganda.

Tinubu wants to force his imaginary achievements on the people, irrespective of the suffering.

Tariff is extremely high over the increased tax. Ordinary Nigerians can't afford it..... How are they enjoying the light?

Estimated bill is on a very high side.... Prepaid meter is now very expensive to acquire.

The 40% is made up of the rich class and a tiny fraction of the middle class....