VULCAN:
Functional Illiterate spotted.

Buhari just signed a bill this week to allow states generate and sell electricity.

Before now electricity must be delivered to the national grid.

So soludo must have been working on this pending Buhari's assent to the bill.

I'm waiting to see the outcome of this.

You must be dumb to believe that signing an MOU is all that is needed for 24hrs light

You wouldn't know this because you are always in beer parlours

Kimjongun:
I told some people here that Soludo is better than their almighty Peter Obi they are arguing

Fahdiga:
Soludo is working to be honest.

wiseone28:
And we are here in Akwa ibom drinking to happy hour

Kimjongun:
I told some people here that Soludo is better than their almighty Peter Obi they are arguing

SpecialAdviser:
I really need a better interpretation of this MOU. Is it that EEDC was waiting for such signatures before providing power?

Is it that the government will help the masses pay bills? Are they providing more transformers to solve some technical issues?

What happens if EEDC fails? Because the much I know, any rainfall leads to damages in Nigeria and cut off power supply.

wunmi590:


Even in Lagos, the state of all state don't enjoy 24hours electricity in all the state, nah Anambra wan come get light 24/7.

I wish you well

Kimjongun:
I told some people here that Soludo is better than their almighty Peter Obi they are arguing

Okealaaye:
A most reasonable Governor. Governor nonpareil! Thank God he stayed so long west of the Great River tending to the Atlantic. Iron sharpens iron. You cannot live in Lagos even for a day without learning a few things about progressive politics, unless of course your heart is darkened and you're as embittered as a scorned shrew.

WantsandMore:
Sth. Obi couldn't do in 8 years . CS is doing within reasonable time frame & y'all hyping PO for what?

loswhite:
What did he do? You guys are just foolish...lol. Buhari just recently signed a bill allowing states to generate and transmit Electricity. Do you have such bill in Nigeria before? Too many dunce in this country.

Dialpad:
Smart move ... it works in some areas of lagos

wiseone28:
And we are here in Akwa ibom drinking to happy hour

Kenneth4u205:
I'm not interested about papers. Until I see electricity in my room 24/7,then I will compliment

SReporters:


https://www.solutionreporters.com/2023/03/24/soludo-signs-mou-with-eedc-for-24-7-power-supply-in-anambra-state/

MissTemi1:
Speak for ur area. We have light 247 here. In fact, they take light for only 10 minutes in 2 days

Aurielfinizu:

Cultist soludo

Abbeytoy:


He's the worst thing that happened to Anambra and he must be replaced by GRV

Jahwinaboy:
Don't be carried away my brother. Between Sanwo olu and Tinubu which is better? I guess the later but Obi and Tinubu laid a good state foundation for others. Soludo is now under pressure to please the masses because he knows the people are angry. Obi took the bull by the horn back then. Just like Akpabio made giant strides in Akwa ibom. If u are from the east, u will understand better

Kenneth4u205:
I'm not interested about papers. Until I see electricity in my room 24/7,then I will compliment

Fahdiga:
Soludo is working to be honest.

Kimjongun:


I still can't believe Obi did anything meaningful in Anambra, their is no evidence for good government there, my girlfriend has been to Anambra for NYSC and she reported what she saw there to me.
Also when I was young, Onitsha used to be very popular and famous for it's economic capacity, almost competing with Lagos.
I remember I once wanted to go there for some stuffs back then, but now things are different, Onitsha market is now the home of thugs, they rule and make commands as they pleases, day light rubbery is a thing.
There is no attempt to modernize the market, things are just deteriorating.
Let's pray Soludo do well and restore Onitsha glory.

ify84:
EEDC that receives power from federal is signing mou as if they generate their own power.

SpecialAdviser:
I really need a better interpretation of this MOU. Is it that EEDC was waiting for such signatures before providing power?

Is it that the government will help the masses pay bills? Are they providing more transformers to solve some technical issues?

What happens if EEDC fails? Because the much I know, any rainfall leads to damages in Nigeria and cut off power supply.