rhymestech:


He must have added CAUSE TROUBLE to it too!

He is nothing but a joker. Let him rush and do what he thinks will persuade us to vote in his favour. He is only deceiving himself cos #IHAVEDECIDED.

Sapele water man.

Pebcak:


Olorunsogo power plant to start operation in November


By Elizabeth Archibong

May 6, 2011 02:11AM

Fielding questions from journalists after a working tour of the project, in Olorunsogo, Ogun state, Vice President Nnamadi Sambo said the government was committed to delivering stable electricity supply to Nigerians before the end of President Goodluck Jonathan's administration.

"In another six months from now, the entire project would be completed and have 750MW added to the national grid," he told journalists.

Truckpusher:
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barcanista:

ladodo:
Am not surprised at GEJ comment, is dis not thesame administration dat is saying they have created over 2 million jobs to date, I keep on asking myself who are those dat av benefited frm dis jobs, non in my family and relatives, so I think some in ur families or relatives are beneficiary in dis job ?, they have taken us 4 fools but we will disappoint them dis coming election.

StunningCEO:
sorry nairaland, I mean I'm a goat not gej and from now on gej till d last drop of my blood

onos1979:
Lies,for the past three months, we hardly see light.we that used to have light.since they sold it to that woman,we no longer see light.and yet they give estimated bills.someone should help me beg them to give us light.

Keneking:
Ok

Power sector is the greatest fraud in this country. Programmed by Jonathan and his cohort to suck us dry forever.

olu77:


This place wey you come buy land so, no light at all o

mezebel:
pls lets me truthfull to ourselves,power sector in this jona regime is better than that of OBJ and the rest.

saintandsinnerz:


Then park out from the bush you are living

erico2k2:

.go and count howmany power plant was built under GEJ then count howmany got built right from GMB till OBJ then lets talk.

shiningshina:


It is actually far worse. Even GEJ spends N500 million every year to power his official generator! If anything, electricity should be at its best in Aso Rock! Abi?

GEJ is simply a disgusting liar.

kart042000:


You are the one trying to prove a point that GEJ has improved the power sector, so therefore the duty od counting with pictures lie in your court.

As consumer concerned, its non of my business id govt builds 1 million generating plants or a single plant, all i want is results; light for my household, light for my business which would reduce my overhead cost and pollution + noise from generators.

The day Nigeria produces leaders with the "will" power to achieve results and not the ones we have that celebrate success on paper or one that cannot be confirmed by the consumers, they remain a FAILURE.

CriticalThought:
Look at how the media misleads a lot of Nigerians, The president said “I have lived up to my campaign pledge to make the power sector a priority,” The media reported it as "I have fulfilled my promise on power sector". This is nothing but click bait just to continually bash the man over statements he did not make. Tell us what he said and not what drives sensational headlines

Akon419:
and you think 4years is enough to reach to that level. GEJ is just doing what the past leaders failed to do. U have to swallow the simple truth

CriticalThought:


Nigeria has always had leaders with will power but they were cut short, look no further than the founding fathers of this nation. The issue is not will power, the issue is which leader is ready to put their life and those of their families in clear and existing danger. Do you think its easy to fight the cabal

Pebcak:
Liessssssssssss

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rotimi fashakin
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We have read/heard this before. A stronger leader called OBJ(after squandering over $16Billion)literally raised his hands up that the big deliverable of uninterruptible power supply to Nigerians is beyond him and his party, PDP.
How then do you think a cub, yet to be weaned in the devious intrigues within the behemoth called PDP, can deliver on such progressive project? Such things are reserved for progressive people to deliver to their people. That was why the gaze turned to the Congress for Progressive Change but the admixture of hate-politics coupled with the brute force of state coercion subverted the people's will!
It was John Maxwell who wrote about the 'law of lid' in his '21 irrefutable laws of Leadership'. Therein he stated the lid placed on individuals, corporate concerns based on their leadership abilities.
With the array of human entities enveloped within the behemoth, unless there is an earth-rending miracle, it is doubtful if any PDP-led federal government can deliver uninterruptible power supply to Nigerians.

Rotimi.
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Olorunsogo power plant to start operation in November


By Elizabeth Archibong

May 6, 2011 02:11AM

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The federal government yesterday said it would deliver an additional 750 mega watts of electricity to the national grid from the multi-million dollar Olorunsogo Phase 11 National Integrated Power (NIPP) by November this year.

The construction cost of the Olorunsogo NIPP is pegged at about $600 million by the federal government.

Other onging NIPPs are Omotosho, Ondo State; Ihovbo, Edo state; Alaoje, Abia state; Egbema, Imo state; Gbaran, Bayelsa state; Calabar, Cross River state; Omoku, Rivers state; Geregu, Kogi state and Sapele, Delta state.

Fielding questions from journalists after a working tour of the project, in Olorunsogo, Ogun state, Vice President Nnamadi Sambo said the government was committed to delivering stable electricity supply to Nigerians before the end of President Goodluck Jonathan's administration.

"In another six months from now, the entire project would be completed and have 750MW added to the national grid," he told journalists.

Improving the economy

Mr Sambo said, "We have just signed a contract with Nigerians and that is why we have to ensure that we deliver power to Nigerians", adding that the government of Mr. Jonathan was in a hurry to improve the social and economic lives of the citizenry. He said "We have no time to waste to improve our social staus and change the fortunes of Nigerians," reassuring the electorate of government's commitment to delivering on their election promises.

"I want to say to Nigerians that we are not resting. And that we have done our studies and we shall deliver on our promises and not fail Nigerians," he added. The VP expressed satisfaction over the progress of the work so far and said he was pleased to note that three of the four gas turbines had already been test run.

While thanking the Ogun State governor, Gbenga Daniel, who accompanied him on a tour of the project, the VP assured him of the federal government's commitment to ensuring that the state benefits maximally from the power project.

In his welcome remarks, Mr Daniel said the people of the state "are happy for this project because the people have been told that they will get priority attention".

The governor maintained that power remained central to the economic growth of a nation and urged the federal government to do more to put smiles on the faces of the electorate. He further expressed hope that the NIPP project would be completed in order to make electricity available to "our people".

Stable power supply

Nuhu Wya, minister of state power told our correspondent, during the inspection of the project, that the contract for the execution of the project was signed in 2007 by the federal government to boost power generation in the country.

While also reassuring the Ogun State government of government's commitment to ensuring that the people of the state are the primary beneficiary of the power project was doing everything possible to deliver stable power supply to Nigerians. The Olorunsogo NIPP is a combined circle facility with four gas and two steam turbines designed for maximum power generation efficiency. He further explained that "combined circle means that the exhaust gas from the gas turbines is recovered at about 650 degrees centigrade and used through the heat recovery steam generator to fire a steam turbine to generate additional power".

The effect, he said, "is that the exhaust heat that would otherwise be lost is recovered and used to generate additional electricity without bearing more gas".

According to him, the process increases the efficiency from about 35 percent to 50 percent. Mr Wya added that three of the four gas turbines were already running, stating that the 750MW will "contribute additional 20 percent of the total power available to Nigeria. This is a significant contribution to the available 4000MW".