InvertedHammer:
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Everything was in order under GEJ.

But his minions made sure those things didn't work to create avenues for allocations which they subsequently.embezzled.

The ones caught with their hands in the cookie jar were not punished. So the others noted that the leader is a clueless and alcoholic imbe.cile, and from thence, it became a marathon race to see who loots the most.

What is happening to.Nigeria and.their psychology is akin to buying fuel during fuel scarcity. In one station, everyone is fighting for queue. In another station, everyone is queuing up in orderly manner. Why? Because there are soldiers with Koboko watching them.

Nigerian laws need to be enforced.
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MizMyColi:
I don't know if a topic such as this has been discussed on here, but I'm piqued as to the reason I, and many others (I'm sure) now have almost constant power supply. Did NEPA (sic) forget where they usually switch off the light? (Pun intended).

I would like to glean from the insights of those who have first hand knowledge on what went wrong earlier, and what is going rightly this time.

Your views are welcome.

jmaine:


Offcourse . . . . . Nigeria is already a developed country but GEJ somehow hid those realities somewhere until PMB came along to magically made them visible . . .


Comedic APC fools on display . . . . .

holatin:
Thank God one PDP mouthpiece is not only experiencing d change but talking about it.

PMB I believe

jmaine:


Please quit the blabbing and tell us what part of GEJ power policy drive was transformed by Buhari into improved power supply . . .

Did he build new gas pipelines, new IPP plant e.t.c . . . . .

ECOTERRORS:
Egbin is still not functioning to its optimum capacity because of gas shortages and you can't dispute the upgrade being the efforts of our amiable darling GEJ.

http://twitter.com/home?status=Egbin%20power%20plant%20now%20generates%201%2C000MW%20http%3A%2F%2Fwww.punchng.com%2Fbusiness%2Fbusiness-economy%2Fegbin-power-plant-now-generates-1000mw%2F%20@MobilePunch

Beremx:
the rains are long over in the southwest. Still yet there's improvement of electricity supply.

Oga Buhari,thank you oooo!!!

InvertedHammer:

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My attention getter worked on you.

You are a learner. You see...

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dynamitee:
quit being insultive and dig your head out of the sand. I don't know what he did, and you don't know what GEJ did either. All these fancy words u are throwing around "gas pipelines", "IPP plant", you see where dem build am? Did u sight when they were building it? No be for television and news and pictures una dey see am? Whether na for yankee dem take the pic, u no know. Be shouting IPP plant there. Upon all the findings and policies and gas pipelinez they said they were building for 6 years, we did not see any improvement until the guy left.

I know you GEJ loyalists will nvr accept that the guy can do any wrong. But the facts are clear. Light is great now. It was terrible during GEJ''s tenure, and his tenure lasted 6 years. If you like, go and hug transformer.

ocelot2006:


I do not recall GEJ saying we had constant power supply, but him saying that power supply haf improved and it would've been a thing of the past. And he was RIGHT. Power had indeed improved across the country. In the restive North East were I worked, the states enjoyed almost 24hrs of power supply.

But the hatred for GEJ never allowed people like you to see the progress made, just the propaganda garbage you were fed daily.

MizMyColi:
I don't know if a topic such as this has been discussed on here, but I'm piqued as to the reason I, and many others (I'm sure) now have almost constant power supply. Did NEPA (sic) forget where they usually switch off the light? (Pun intended).

I would like to glean from the insights of those who have first hand knowledge on what went wrong earlier, and what is going rightly this time.

Your views are welcome.

MizMyColi:


Please don't laugh at my seeming ignorance in this regard, but I have a question...

Do they need water and gas to transmit the light?
I thought it's either of the two?

Abduletudaye:
My people, the light in my area(Ketu, Lagos) has improved significantly. The light was indeed very bad before with the IKEDC coming to cut wires anyhow but now, i feel like someone has turn on a switch which was off initially.

When Jonathan was there, this light worsened but when PMB entered, it took just one month before the light became better.

Someone mentioned that Jonathan should be given credit for putting all the mecanisms in place...and @Barcanista, am referring to you.

Why should i give Ex-PGEJ thumbs up for putting mechanisms in place and not doing a follow up?

And please dont tell me he didnt have 'enough' time to do so.

Bwahaha... How can he do that when he's not in power? . I d i o t!

jmaine:


It disgust me when intellectual imbec!les in your kind seek to distract me from more stimulating discourse on the board . . . . .Where do they import deplorable APC hacks from you from . . . . . .Damn !!!

MizMyColi:
I don't know if a topic such as this has been discussed on here, but I'm piqued as to the reason I, and many others (I'm sure) now have almost constant power supply. Did NEPA (sic) forget where they usually switch off the light? (Pun intended).

I would like to glean from the insights of those who have first hand knowledge on what went wrong earlier, and what is going rightly this time.

Your views are welcome.

jmaine:


Your bizarre stupidity got my attention. That is not something to be proud of bruv . . . . .

all4naija:

Bwahaha... How can he do that when he's not in power? . I d i o t!

INTROVERT:
let me wait too...


The situation is obviously good around the country now. The dams are full, gas supply is constant and yes... Nobody wants to mess with GMB.

This current situation shouldn't make the government lax. More investments are needed in the power sector especially the TSGP so that more gas fired plants can be built up north.





Let's however wait till dry season for us to really complement.

dynamitee:
u prefer the era when GEJ wld tell amanpour that we have constant power supply in Nigeria and u only get to hear about it on twitter because you did not have enough money to buy fuel for the gen to watch TV?
I don't care about reports and claims, or rhetorics either ... anyone can paint a false picture or generate a cooked report or manipulate fact's and figurus. That was what GEJ was all about. I care about what I can see.

mployer:
It is normal for power generation to improve during rainy season. The water level in the dam is high resulting in higher power output.



enjoy it while it lasts, the party won't be long