alsudan:
Na every month now under Buhari Grid de collapse.

Anyone that votes for APC deserves to be used for Sacrifice.

Subsidywise20:
The solution is simple....LET the discos and gencos set the price, not NBET. Not the government.

Also, let everyone have their meter...and let people that bypass the meter get punished by having no power...

Let every Nigerian pay for the power they use, and not use cutlass to chase disco workers doing their job.

Modified

Basically, we have been running NEPA/PHCN/DISCOgenco...at a loss, and the only way to get enough money to fix things...is to run the thing at a profit.

HonNL:


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VeryWickedMan:
On a normal day this national grid suppose write book about its ordeals

Eddygourdo:
As always you have put the cart before the horse

alsudan:
Na every month now under Buhari Grid de collapse.

Anyone that votes for APC deserves to be used for Sacrifice.

Subsidywise20:
The solution is simple....LET the discos and gencos set the price, not NBET. Not the government.
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Subsidywise20:


As always, you guys want cheap power, without thinking about how it would be paid for.

Good afternoon. Maybe your Obi or Atiku or Tinubu will pay for your power from their money when they take over in 2023....

HonNL:


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Shoodboi:


From your username, where you stand is clear. The problem with electricity in Nigeria is not money. It is mismanagement and lack of expertise.

These discos and gencos and whatever else is out there are in the hands of nonprofessionals. Unfortunately, the government would never sell them to professionals because those ones rarely know anyone in government. Instead, they gave it to their friends who use it to collect loans they invest outside the country while doing nothing about electricity.

Eddygourdo:
At least anyone will know that the equitable thing to do first is to meter everyone, after which you increase tariff to drive profitability in the sector as well as investment. As long as you make people pay for the meters, then it is their property to tamper with. Nobody tampers with the transformer (they are all metered mind you) because individuals dont buy it, and it is assumed to belong to the company providing power (Disco). Metering all customers must be done first before anything can be accomplished in the power sector (the corruption is massive, they want to make money without providing the service, same as its currently applied to the subsidy scam). Now i have put the horse before that cart as opposed to your submission.

Subsidywise20:
The solution is simple....LET the discos and gencos set the price, not NBET. Not the government.

Also, let everyone have their meter...and let people that bypass the meter get punished by having no power...

Let every Nigerian pay for the power they use, and not use cutlass to chase disco workers doing their job.

Modified

Basically, we have been running NEPA/PHCN/DISCOgenco...at a loss, and the only way to get enough money to fix things...is to run the thing at a profit.

Modified

The issues facing the Nigerian power sector remains multi-faceted but in our view, top on the list is the non-cost reflective tariff. While we acknowledge that the current macroeconomic landscape may not be best suited for another hike in electricity tariffs, we note that the continued adoption of non-cost-reflective tariffs will exacerbate the anemic position of Discos, prevent the overhaul of poor transmission infrastructure, hinder private sector investments and constrain the development of the power sector. With government revenue under significant pressure, we believe government liquidity injections may prove to be insufficient in sustaining the power sector.

Sauce: The Nigerian power sector, still in muddy waters from Nairametrics.

He or she who has ears to hear, let him or her hear.

gloryman91:
Useless people bringing 25k for me as payment for my house in Ibadan despite incessant power supply.

Subsidywise20:


I did say let them meter everyone. See my comment.

What annoys you is the fact I said that the discos should set their price.

At the end of the day, cost reflective tarrifs....