It is human Nature to be attracted towards light. One of major reason for the Japa Syndrome. Given the epileptic power supply in Nigeria.

Here are the 3 Big benefits I see from the commissioned 24/7 Aba Power project.

1. Huge Reduction in cost of protection for businesses:
Given that majority of businesses in Nigeria depend on diesel and PMP for survival. With this power project onboard, Aba is the next favourable destination for profitability of businesses both small scale and commercial business.

2. Boost on Real Estate Sector :
Currently I believe Real estate sector is not too active in Aba and now is the best time for investors with foresight to jump in. Because in not too distance time the Real Estate state business will spring up hence power remain consistent 2,4,7. Naturally Humans are attracted to Light. A major reason for the Japa Syndrome. A new day has come to the City of Aba and the entire south East at large.

3. A destination for Tech industry

It is a known fact that every tech business is outrightly dependent on consistent power supply. The power solution is finally domiciled in Aba City. Your guess is good as mine. The only drawback I see is : Aba City will have to be ready to look after the influx of Yahoo Yahoo boys.


That been said,

It's a New Dawn in Aba City and the entire South Eastern Region.

Bravo.

Kudos to late president YAR'ADUA and Prof NNAJI

Nothing good can be sustained in the Royal niger company.
By the time owners of the Royal Niger company supply to Rivers state and parts of Lagos, then you will understand what overload means, and how nothing can ever work in the amalgamated region.


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See paimment. This thing really hurt you o.
Pele.
I advice you to run down to aba before you die of hate.

Broveens42:
Nothing good can be sustained in the Royal niger company.
By the time owners of the Royal Niger company supply to Rivers state and parts of Lagos, then you will understand what overload means, and how nothing can ever work in the amalgamated region.


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