| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by SunMusk(m): 8:08am On Jun 21 |
Is like u didn't read the article finish. Egypt use 2.7 billions dollars to generate 28,234 megawatt in a less short period. I don't know if I'm to cry. Men we are behind in everything. We have spent more but have little. tsdarkside:
you nigerians still don't get it that electricity is expensive....
Dangote achieved it because he has enough money to go his own way....
many middle men depend on the nigerian power sector....
getting rid of the middle men will be the biggest challenge....
you nigerians remember the generator middle men....?? |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by bentenny(m): 8:11am On Jun 21 |
hafeeanubasy:
Hi,
If you want to mention how voting a particular Candidate will have improved this,YOU HAVE TO TELL US HOW MANY POWER PLANT THAT PERSON BUILT FOR HIS STATE AS GOVERNOR!
ESPECIALLY,HOLIER THAN THOU CLAIMING SANNI ABACHA BOY
Enough of bamboozing How does this garbage have any relationship with the thread? Secondly,the bolded is just another way to show how unlearned u are! As at 1999 till 2023,no state government was permitted to generate,transmit and distribute electricity because electricity was still under the exclusive list....in other words,it was under the control of the federal government and not the state! It was during the ineffectiveness of electricity in Nigeria that the last national assembly forced Buhari to sign into law a bill to remove electricity from the exclusive to concurrent list! This law was sign last year! This law gave the state government the power to generate,transmit and distribute electricity in their domain! So why blame a former governor for not building a power plant when there is a law stopping them then from producing electricity? 1 Like |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Ten06(m): 8:11am On Jun 21 |
This is one of the sector where corruption use hand touch ground 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by bentenny(m): 8:15am On Jun 21 |
Santalpharay:
Ok, now, how does this solve the problem at hand. You did not even care to know who and who were the power ministers. Bringing Peter Obi who has never worked in power sector before. How does that explain the reason why power and electricity kept being our nightmare in Nigeria. We need constructive criticism. Mention Peter Obi where it is relevant so that the discussion will get good results. Anyways we play a lot in this country. Catching cruise to forget what we are going through in this NIGERIA. No sector is working. The guy needs to mention Obi so that it will be enough to cover his 30k stipends! |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by lexy2014: 8:25am On Jun 21 |
tsdarkside:
you nigerians still don't get it that electricity is expensive....
Dangote achieved it because he has enough money to go his own way....
many middle men depend on the nigerian power sector....
getting rid of the middle men will be the biggest challenge....
you nigerians remember the generator middle men....?? . Pls what nationality are you? |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Princewill1(m): 8:27am On Jun 21 |
Power problem in Nigeria is not in the generation of power. You can sit in any location in Nigeria and generate huge MW.
Problem is in the distribution and transmission. The infrastructure required is enormous couple with frequent power infrastructure theft in the country.
I think the Siemens deal that late Abaa Kyari signed in Germany was to address the power distribution infrastructure in the country. |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Anunakeeh: 8:45am On Jun 21 |
chatinent:
Nigeria can produce stable electricity but corrupt leaders everywhere in govt do not want the betterment of a country Nigeria...starting from top to bottom.
Nigeria holds a special place in your heart as your homeland. In their eyes, Nigeria is seen as a bustling marketplace where the opportunity to engage in all illicit activities is ever-present.
And you won't be granted access to this market until you attain the utmost level of expertise as a thief with significant political influence.
It's quite intriguing to consider a thief who is shielded by the law and supported by armed forces. What do you call it? A legal thief!
If one were to consider the future prospects of Nigeria, it is important to acknowledge the current state of affairs. Unfortunately, the individuals in positions of power have sown seeds that will likely perpetuate the existing problems (their godsons), making it difficult to envision significant futuristic improvement. So it's clear nothing will change unless godsons like Fubara refuse godfathers like Wike the so-called rites (the state's money).
Nigeria has a long way to go in terms of improvement. Every election year, you'll be persuaded to vote for yet another disaster, and guess what? Yes, you will.
Only a mad man keeps trying one route always expecting to reach Botswana. You continue to repeat the same action and hope for a different outcome. You have not only caused harm to yourself, but also to the future prospects of your children.
I like the truth parboiled so it hits you differently.
Checkmate: the three major contenders in the last election are three popular failures and you pretend like you have no choice if you select a different person and as if you are left with only those three. Was a gun pointed to your head! There were very many presidential aspirants and even many for your state governance too! I could even remember Sowore for one. At least, he has no bad records yet and has shown the zeal. He's also young and has a different mindset. Don't get me wrong, he may not be the saint, but at least, he's different from the old men system of govt ruining Nigeria.
But whenever he spoke, I see many comments about how he "can never win." And if you asked them the reasons why, they divert to unreasonable debate.
One side keeps shouting: "It will favour me and my family." Hope your family are enjoying the flavours of the favours?
This side are the major problems of the country.
The same man who ruined Lagos. If this man wasn't in the picture, Dubai would be coming on excursions to Lagos! This same person promising you a standard healthcare facility goes abroad always to recharge himself in France. Imagine converting Naira to Francs always!
Another side kept shouting: "Obidients Obidients!" And you seriously forgot that the same man you support, have ruled before and development -wise, where he ruled remained dilapidated! If he had vision, he would have led by example using precedent...not jetting to Egypt to learn rubbish and score political points.
Another group kept shouting: "Atikulate." One, this group don't even have any point to make. Their patron was a vice and the best investment he did was steal (according to his boss, OBJ). He doesn't even stay in Nigeria that much. How can he not stay in the country he was a vice president to? Shows he doesn't like the ruin to affect him.
But your fish brain said there were only three and you know they were failures but gaslighted yourself as having no choice but choose from either of them.
You contributed to how the country is. And you suffer for it too.
The irony is that the major lobbyists of this calamitous govt are not even permanent residents of the country. They are abroad shouting emi lo kan must rule. And look at you Abosede who is doing POS in Nigeria tagging along the shout. In the end, who does it affect most? Those abroad or you always in the scroching sun in Nigeria?
Lol. Igando Avenger bawo ni?
As you voted for a calamity, make sure you take responsibility too.
Nigeria has become a pyramid scheme. Baba leave story. Every reasonable human being knows nigeria no be country. It's just a business contraption jungle filled with human demons. Eat people or people will eat you. The choice is yours. That's all. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by LeopardX: 8:50am On Jun 21 |
techub:
The way Dangote refineries has been exposing the Nigerian government, I just hope they don't shot it down.
Soon you will hear FG calling the refinery out for
Tax evasion
Safety regulations
Government policy
Bad products
Etc
Unfortunately, they can't. NNPC and other equally powerful persons have a stake in it. Dangote's money there is just about $4bn (out of $20bn). So how many principalities will government fight? |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Bintasukai: 8:53am On Jun 21 |
chatinent:
Nigeria can produce stable electricity but corrupt leaders everywhere in govt do not want the betterment of a country Nigeria...starting from top to bottom.
Nigeria holds a special place in your heart as your homeland. In their eyes, Nigeria is seen as a bustling marketplace where the opportunity to engage in all illicit activities is ever-present.
And you won't be granted access to this market until you attain the utmost level of expertise as a thief with significant political influence.
It's quite intriguing to consider a thief who is shielded by the law and supported by armed forces. What do you call it? A legal thief!
If one were to consider the future prospects of Nigeria, it is important to acknowledge the current state of affairs. Unfortunately, the individuals in positions of power have sown seeds that will likely perpetuate the existing problems (their godsons), making it difficult to envision significant futuristic improvement. So it's clear nothing will change unless godsons like Fubara refuse godfathers like Wike the so-called rites (the state's money).
Nigeria has a long way to go in terms of improvement. Every election year, you'll be persuaded to vote for yet another disaster, and guess what? Yes, you will.
Only a mad man keeps trying one route always expecting to reach Botswana. You continue to repeat the same action and hope for a different outcome. You have not only caused harm to yourself, but also to the future prospects of your children.
I like the truth parboiled so it hits you differently.
Checkmate: the three major contenders in the last election are three popular failures and you pretend like you have no choice if you select a different person and as if you are left with only those three. Was a gun pointed to your head! There were very many presidential aspirants and even many for your state governance too! I could even remember Sowore for one. At least, he has no bad records yet and has shown the zeal. He's also young and has a different mindset. Don't get me wrong, he may not be the saint, but at least, he's different from the old men system of govt ruining Nigeria.
But whenever he spoke, I see many comments about how he "can never win." And if you asked them the reasons why, they divert to unreasonable debate.
One side keeps shouting: "It will favour me and my family." Hope your family are enjoying the flavours of the favours?
This side are the major problems of the country.
The same man who ruined Lagos. If this man wasn't in the picture, Dubai would be coming on excursions to Lagos! This same person promising you a standard healthcare facility goes abroad always to recharge himself in France. Imagine converting Naira to Francs always!
Another side kept shouting: "Obidients Obidients!" And you seriously forgot that the same man you support, have ruled before and development -wise, where he ruled remained dilapidated! If he had vision, he would have led by example using precedent...not jetting to Egypt to learn rubbish and score political points.
Another group kept shouting: "Atikulate." One, this group don't even have any point to make. Their patron was a vice and the best investment he did was steal (according to his boss, OBJ). He doesn't even stay in Nigeria that much. How can he not stay in the country he was a vice president to? Shows he doesn't like the ruin to affect him.
But your fish brain said there were only three and you know they were failures but gaslighted yourself as having no choice but choose from either of them.
You contributed to how the country is. And you suffer for it too.
The irony is that the major lobbyists of this calamitous govt are not even permanent residents of the country. They are abroad shouting emi lo kan must rule. And look at you Abosede who is doing POS in Nigeria tagging along the shout. In the end, who does it affect most? Those abroad or you always in the scroching sun in Nigeria?
Lol. Igando Avenger bawo ni?
As you voted for a calamity, make sure you take responsibility too.
Nigeria has become a pyramid scheme. Na everybody go gather hand insult you for this one. I promise you, Nigerians don’t want good leadership, they prefer the ability to complain! 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by franudi: 8:54am On Jun 21 |
Nigeria is going down and everybody is keeping quiet. |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by BreconHills(m): 8:56am On Jun 21 |
koladata:
bro it was 16billon dollars not 10billion. I cry every day people praise Obasanjo, How could they have forgotten!!! Even the entire NetWorth of Dangote is not up to 16billion dollars at that time. Obasanjo claimed he was scammed, who scams people of 16billion dollars, which account did they use to pick the money , I'm seriously sad. These money belongs to all of us.
Thank you jare! These people and they are everywhere feed people lies knowing that the hatred people feel towards each other switches off their brains. |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Mosdiii(m): 9:01am On Jun 21 |
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| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by razzydoo(m): 9:02am On Jun 21 |
There's this famous saying; ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. Not until you become president before you can impact. |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Jlow2: 9:13am On Jun 21 |
AareGaa:
Dumb Obi and his fake statistics.
Jagaban is the Conqueror of Obi and his delusional blodas so you voted him just to conquer obi, and increase your poverty and hunger? |
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| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Lovit(m): 9:26am On Jun 21 |
Can Dangote just produce for us, let the FG take back their 4,000MW
Nigerians are the problem of Nigeria! |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Lacash: 9:27am On Jun 21 |
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| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Exjoker(m): 9:27am On Jun 21 |
Zillion99:
He should invest on power then. I think that is going to be his next move. He already stated that his next move is going to be into steel production... Hopefully he does that! |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by stankezzy: 9:32am On Jun 21 |
U wrote well but ended it very bad, when u are given 3 major people to consider and 2 of them have many issues including still taking millions from their state allocation while 1 had only one thing againsthim , d one that had one thing is almost a political Saint, if u are looking for people that doesn't have any dent at all then u go to monastery or religious institutions, have u ever asked yourself why nobody is interested in othercandidatesnot even in d person that came second but are bent on stopping d person that came third, i pray that what happened in Venezuela and is now happening in siri-lanca doesn't happen in Nigeria ,d masses devolvedd government and went and begged d only straightforward politician to rule them with out election chatinent:
Nigeria can produce stable electricity but corrupt leaders everywhere in govt do not want the betterment of a country Nigeria...starting from top to bottom.
Nigeria holds a special place in your heart as your homeland. In their eyes, Nigeria is seen as a bustling marketplace where the opportunity to engage in all illicit activities is ever-present.
And you won't be granted access to this market until you attain the utmost level of expertise as a thief with significant political influence.
It's quite intriguing to consider a thief who is shielded by the law and supported by armed forces. What do you call it? A legal thief!
If one were to consider the future prospects of Nigeria, it is important to acknowledge the current state of affairs. Unfortunately, the individuals in positions of power have sown seeds that will likely perpetuate the existing problems (their godsons), making it difficult to envision significant futuristic improvement. So it's clear nothing will change unless godsons like Fubara refuse godfathers like Wike the so-called rites (the state's money).
Nigeria has a long way to go in terms of improvement. Every election year, you'll be persuaded to vote for yet another disaster, and guess what? Yes, you will.
Only a mad man keeps trying one route always expecting to reach Botswana. You continue to repeat the same action and hope for a different outcome. You have not only caused harm to yourself, but also to the future prospects of your children.
I like the truth parboiled so it hits you differently.
Checkmate: the three major contenders in the last election are three popular failures and you pretend like you have no choice if you select a different person and as if you are left with only those three. Was a gun pointed to your head! There were very many presidential aspirants and even many for your state governance too! I could even remember Sowore for one. At least, he has no bad records yet and has shown the zeal. He's also young and has a different mindset. Don't get me wrong, he may not be the saint, but at least, he's different from the old men system of govt ruining Nigeria.
But whenever he spoke, I see many comments about how he "can never win." And if you asked them the reasons why, they divert to unreasonable debate.
One side keeps shouting: "It will favour me and my family." Hope your family are enjoying the flavours of the favours?
This side are the major problems of the country.
The same man who ruined Lagos. If this man wasn't in the picture, Dubai would be coming on excursions to Lagos! This same person promising you a standard healthcare facility goes abroad always to recharge himself in France. Imagine converting Naira to Francs always!
Another side kept shouting: "Obidients Obidients!" And you seriously forgot that the same man you support, have ruled before and development -wise, where he ruled remained dilapidated! If he had vision, he would have led by example using precedent...not jetting to Egypt to learn rubbish and score political points.
Another group kept shouting: "Atikulate." One, this group don't even have any point to make. Their patron was a vice and the best investment he did was steal (according to his boss, OBJ). He doesn't even stay in Nigeria that much. How can he not stay in the country he was a vice president to? Shows he doesn't like the ruin to affect him.
But your fish brain said there were only three and you know they were failures but gaslighted yourself as having no choice but choose from either of them.
You contributed to how the country is. And you suffer for it too.
The irony is that the major lobbyists of this calamitous govt are not even permanent residents of the country. They are abroad shouting emi lo kan must rule. And look at you Abosede who is doing POS in Nigeria tagging along the shout. In the end, who does it affect most? Those abroad or you always in the scroching sun in Nigeria?
Lol. Igando Avenger bawo ni?
As you voted for a calamity, make sure you take responsibility too.
Nigeria has become a pyramid scheme. |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by blowjohn(m): 9:37am On Jun 21 |
tsdarkside:
you nigerians still don't get it that electricity is expensive....
Dangote achieved it because he has enough money to go his own way....
many middle men depend on the nigerian power sector....
getting rid of the middle men will be the biggest challenge....
you nigerians remember the generator middle men....?? Funny assertion. So Nigeria cannot afford it, state by state? |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by ITbomb(m): 10:29am On Jun 21 |
We spend too much on transmission instead of to invest in generation and decentralized the transmission |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Tonididdyx: 11:14am On Jun 21 |
tsdarkside:
you nigerians still don't get it that electricity is expensive....
dangote achieved it because he has enough money to go his own way....
many middle men depend on the nigerian power sector....
getting rid of the middle men will be the biggest challenge....
you nigerians remember the generator middle men....?? Is dangote richer than Nigeria? |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Electorate: 11:23am On Jun 21 |
chatinent:
Nigeria can produce stable electricity but corrupt leaders everywhere in govt do not want the betterment of a country Nigeria...starting from top to bottom.
To you, Nigeria is your country. To them, Nigeria is a market square where the big hustle to steal is always open. And you are not allowed to visit this market until you reach the highest calibre of a theif with political relevance.
It's quite intriguing to consider a thief who is shielded by the law and supported by armed forces. What do you call it? A legal thief!
If one were to consider the future prospects of Nigeria, it is important to acknowledge the current state of affairs. Unfortunately, the individuals in positions of power have sown seeds that will likely perpetuate the existing problems (their godsons), making it difficult to envision significant futuristic improvement. So it's clear nothing will change unless godsons like Fubara refuse godfathers like Wike the so-called rites (the state's money).
Nigeria has a long way to go in terms of improvement. Every election year, you'll be persuaded to vote for yet another disaster, and guess what? Yes, you will.
Only a mad man keeps trying one route always expecting to reach Botswana. You continue to repeat the same action and hope for a different outcome. You have not only caused harm to yourself, but also to the future prospects of your children.
I like the truth parboiled so it hits you differently.
Checkmate: the three major contenders in the last election are three popular failures and you pretend like you have no choice if you select a different person and as if you are left with only those three. Was a gun pointed to your head! There were very many presidential aspirants and even many for your state governance too! I could even remember Sowore for one. At least, he has no bad records yet and has shown the zeal. He's also young and has a different mindset. Don't get me wrong, he may not be the saint, but at least, he's different from the old men system of govt ruining Nigeria.
But whenever he spoke, I see many comments about how he "can never win." And if you asked them the reasons why, they divert to unreasonable debate.
I thought we all agreed to electing a young leader? But you betrayed us and chose tribesmen!
One side keeps shouting: "It will favour me and my family." Hope your family are enjoying the flavours of the favours?
This side are the major problems of the country.
The same man who ruined Lagos. If this man wasn't in the picture, Dubai would be coming on excursions to Lagos! This same person promising you a standard healthcare facility goes abroad always to recharge himself in France. Imagine converting Naira to Francs always!
Another side kept shouting: "Obidients Obidients!" And you seriously forgot that the same man you support, have ruled before and development -wise, where he ruled remained dilapidated! If he had vision, he would have led by example using precedent...not jetting to Egypt to learn rubbish and score political points.
Another group kept shouting: "Atikulate." One, this group don't even have any point to make. Their patron was a vice and the best investment he did was steal (according to his boss, OBJ). He doesn't even stay in Nigeria that much. How can he not stay in the country he was a vice president to? Shows he doesn't like the ruin to affect him.
They are three old men. That two are older than the last one doesn't make him a young man. So don't use that as an excuse to vote in your tribesmen either.
But your fish brain said there were only three and you know they were failures but gaslighted yourself as having no choice but choose from either of them.
You contributed to how the country is. And you suffer for it too.
The irony is that the major lobbyists of this calamitous govt are not even permanent residents of the country. They are abroad shouting emi lo kan must rule. And look at you Abosede who is doing POS in Nigeria tagging along the shout. In the end, who does it affect most? Those abroad or you always in the scroching sun in Nigeria?
Lol. Igando Avenger bawo ni?
As you voted for a calamity, make sure you take responsibility too.
Nigeria is a pyramid scheme. Was the past Governor of Kogi State an old man? That young crook named Yahaya ruined Kogi State and he is still hiding from EFCC arrest. It is not about age, it is about commitment. 1 Share 
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| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by kedeojo(m): 12:32pm On Jun 21 |
Racoon:
This is a private enterprise that just confirms that achieving optimal electricity generation is feasible but the innate lack of political will by the Nigerian government under the APC and institutional corruption are the bane. Which party president couldn't give account of 16b dollars to generate electricity. Your foolishness is top notch. Who sold the distribution part of PHCN, the disco to mostly in experience owners. |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by membranus: 12:54pm On Jun 21 |
Racoon:
This is a private enterprise that just confirms that achieving optimal electricity generation is feasible but the innate lack of political will by the Nigerian government under the APC and institutional corruption are the bane. Was Nigeria better powered under 16 years of PDP government? No, it has always been darkness everywhere. Darkness in government operations Darkness in business Darkness in politics Darkness over the environment Darkness in music Darkness in interpersonal relationship Darkness even in religious practices Therefore everyone of us should renounce darkness and come into the Light of God to save this wretched country. |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by samuelson06(m): 3:07pm On Jun 21 |
chatinent:
Nigeria can produce stable electricity but corrupt leaders everywhere in govt do not want the betterment of a country Nigeria...starting from top to bottom.
To you, Nigeria is your country. To them, Nigeria is a market square where the big hustle to steal is always open. And you are not allowed to visit this market until you reach the highest calibre of a theif with political relevance.
It's quite intriguing to consider a thief who is shielded by the law and supported by armed forces. What do you call it? A legal thief!
If one were to consider the future prospects of Nigeria, it is important to acknowledge the current state of affairs. Unfortunately, the individuals in positions of power have sown seeds that will likely perpetuate the existing problems (their godsons), making it difficult to envision significant futuristic improvement. So it's clear nothing will change unless godsons like Fubara refuse godfathers like Wike the so-called rites (the state's money).
Nigeria has a long way to go in terms of improvement. Every election year, you'll be persuaded to vote for yet another disaster, and guess what? Yes, you will.
Only a mad man keeps trying one route always expecting to reach Botswana. You continue to repeat the same action and hope for a different outcome. You have not only caused harm to yourself, but also to the future prospects of your children.
I like the truth parboiled so it hits you differently.
Checkmate: the three major contenders in the last election are three popular failures and you pretend like you have no choice if you select a different person and as if you are left with only those three. Was a gun pointed to your head! There were very many presidential aspirants and even many for your state governance too! I could even remember Sowore for one. At least, he has no bad records yet and has shown the zeal. He's also young and has a different mindset. Don't get me wrong, he may not be the saint, but at least, he's different from the old men system of govt ruining Nigeria.
But whenever he spoke, I see many comments about how he "can never win." And if you asked them the reasons why, they divert to unreasonable debate.
I thought we all agreed to electing a young leader? But you betrayed us and chose tribesmen!
One side keeps shouting: "It will favour me and my family." Hope your family are enjoying the flavours of the favours?
This side are the major problems of the country.
The same man who ruined Lagos. If this man wasn't in the picture, Dubai would be coming on excursions to Lagos! This same person promising you a standard healthcare facility goes abroad always to recharge himself in France. Imagine converting Naira to Francs always!
Another side kept shouting: "Obidients Obidients!" And you seriously forgot that the same man you support, have ruled before and development -wise, where he ruled remained dilapidated! If he had vision, he would have led by example using precedent...not jetting to Egypt to learn rubbish and score political points.
Another group kept shouting: "Atikulate." One, this group don't even have any point to make. Their patron was a vice and the best investment he did was steal (according to his boss, OBJ). He doesn't even stay in Nigeria that much. How can he not stay in the country he was a vice president to? Shows he doesn't like the ruin to affect him.
They are three old men. That two are older than the last one doesn't make him a young man. So don't use that as an excuse to vote in your tribesmen either.
But your fish brain said there were only three and you know they were failures but gaslighted yourself as having no choice but choose from either of them.
You contributed to how the country is. And you suffer for it too.
The irony is that the major lobbyists of this calamitous govt are not even permanent residents of the country. They are abroad shouting emi lo kan must rule. And look at you Abosede who is doing POS in Nigeria tagging along the shout. In the end, who does it affect most? Those abroad or you always in the scroching sun in Nigeria?
Lol. Igando Avenger bawo ni?
As you voted for a calamity, make sure you take responsibility too.
Nigeria is a pyramid scheme. Even you with your story is still living in illusion. People say Sowore can't win because election is not by voting in Nigeria. Tinubu did not win because of anybody's vote. He is still going to be president in 2027. Try to understand the Nigeria situation first before you begin to talk about it. The only person that can change the tide in Nigeria is the INEC chairman. Apart from that, election will always go to the highest bidder. That's the fact. So, stop blaming Nigerians for voting this or that person, vote of Nigerians did not count in the last election. It was only Goodluck Jonathan that allowed free and fair election because he decided not to cage INEC. APC that I know will cage INEC for at least 32 years. That's if there's no revolution by then. |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by aywagze(m): 3:33pm On Jun 21 |
Dangote is a legend indeed. He puts nigeria on the map ..🤔 |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by RodgersAkpafu: 3:38pm On Jun 21 |
tsdarkside:
you nigerians still don't get it that electricity is expensive....
Dangote achieved it because he has enough money to go his own way....
many middle men depend on the nigerian power sector....
getting rid of the middle men will be the biggest challenge....
you nigerians remember the generator middle men....?? true |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by NwaNimo1(m): 3:57pm On Jun 21 |
Mosdiii:
This is the first time I am seeing a decent and informative post from you. You looked stupid when you were always posting those useless animations here. You better grow up!  |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by COMPAQ(m): 5:16pm On Jun 21 |
SunMusk:
Is like u didn't read the article finish. Egypt use 2.7 billions dollars to generate 28,234 megawatt in a less short period. I don't know if I'm to cry. Men we are behind in everything. We have spent more but have little. There is something fishy about the statistics quoted in the article. In broad terms $1mln will give you 1MW. So $2.7bln should give roughly 2700MW. How did it then generate 28,000MW!? 3 Gorges dam in China cost roughly $25bln and outputs 18,200MW!! https://archive.internationalrivers.org/sites/default/files/attached-files/3gorges_factsheet.lorez_.pdf#:~:text=Cost%3A%20roughly%20%2425%20billion%20Energy%20production%3A%2018%2C200,megawatts%2C%20enough%20to%20power%2018.2%20million%20homes |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by COMPAQ(m): 5:18pm On Jun 21 |
COMPAQ:
There is something fishy about the statistics quoted in the article. In broad terms $1mln will give you 1MW. So $2.7bln should give roughly 2700MW. How did it then generate 28,000MW!?
3 Gorges dam in China cost roughly $25bln and outputs 18,200MW!!
https://archive.internationalrivers.org/sites/default/files/attached-files/3gorges_factsheet.lorez_.pdf#:~:text=Cost%3A%20roughly%20%2425%20billion%20Energy%20production%3A%2018%2C200,megawatts%2C%20enough%20to%20power%2018.2%20million%20homes
Meanwhile, na wettin dem write be this o.... For example, between December 2015 and December 2018, Egypt, a country of 114 million people, added 28,229 million MW to its national system, bringing its total installed capacity to 58,818 MW. This was accomplished, according to the International Trade Administration of the US Department of Commerce, through a fast-track initiative that installed 3,636 MW of power in 8.5 months at a cost of $2.7 billion. |
| Re: Dangote Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity by Dwightventures(m): 9:20pm On Jun 21 |
BodyCount:
99.9999 of Nigerian leaders are very senseless and shameless Yea, it's a perfect sampling from the society at large. They're not colonial masters. But of course you don't see that because you're part of the latter and can never be blamed for anything. FAILED PEOPLE>FAILED LEADERS |
