Djester:
Maybe Akoko LGA light was generated from Ghana

the local government is just blessed. Peaceful a lot of tourist attractions.

silvermania:
the local government is just blessed. Peaceful a lot of tourist attractions.

Sounds just like osogbo. My only problem is DT there's so much opportunity for industry in these places but all d young ones have fled to one city or d other after university.

We haven't had light for 3 days now in my area in Lagos. We used to have steady light until our line was changed.
The person that brought the idea of changing our line was very f00lish I must say.

When you want to assess it in totality, it is Osun State Nigeria,
that power has being overstable for many years. Ask peeps out there.

janellemonae:


Sounds just like osogbo. My only problem is DT there's so much opportunity for industry in these places but all d young ones have fled to one city or d other after university.

same here

tonyfrenzy:
When you want to assess it in totality, it is Osun State Nigeria,
that power has being overstable for many years. Ask peeps out there.

OK

MEILYN:
We haven't had light for 3 days now in my area in Lagos. We used to have steady light until our line was changed.
The person that brought the idea of changing our line was very f00lish I must say.

smiles, and u can't get hold of him?

silvermania:
take hearth bro

lol

Lafia...... College of Agriculture area and all the villages leading to the governor's village. Almost everything in your home will b electrical. Light z a constant (c)

bonny electricity nah confam ooo

abeg cum chk Ikotun Egbe

I can't shout

babyfaceafrica:
Iju. In Lagos state..under ifako ijaiye........also phase one in lekki...under eti osa local government

I concur to this

My sister's house, citec.estate in Abuja, you go start to dey cry join...

janellemonae:


Mhmm I use prepaid meters and pay on average 4000 monthly. But u can't compare d bills cos it might be a house wt heavy usage vs somewhere wt light usage.

Do you consider your house a 'heavy usage' one?

silvermania:
the local government is just blessed. Peaceful a lot of tourist attractions.

We once drove up to Makeke and took the back roads through Ojirami the Unemes and other places in Akoko Edo down back to Auchi then Benin City. I still think of going to live the rest of my life there.

bokohalal:

We once drove up to Makeke and took the back roads through Ojirami the Unemes and other places in Akoko Edo down back to Auchi then Benin City. I still think of going to live the rest of my life there.

nice,

ibrodex:
OP go to JEBBA in Niger state. I've been there couple of times and never witness power outage.

Not just jebba but most part of niger state, back in 99 when I was schooling in bida, we used to go a whole semester without power outage

Come to Gombe and see for yourself OP.

The reason being that 330/130 kva lines probably passed through your village. So you are using a special a special stepdown distribution substation (transformer)

silvermania:
When I say stable i mean uninterupted also i mean a situation where by you can never have a flat battery for even year. There are times i visit my home town just for a visit and I might end up staying for weeks, during those periods come rain or shining there won't be any power outage. It has been like that for many years according to my dad. Enough said, am talking about the largerst local government area in Nigeria, Akoko edo in Edo state. If you doubt me just take a visit there for high phone users your power bank will be useless.

In jos there's a company called nesco that provides light to bukuru, rayfield and environs. Its the first place I get to hear announcement on radio about an impending power outage. Also faults are dealt with promptly even at night and in the rain. What I love also is the incorruptibility of their staff, you owe you are disconnected no abeg.

kodlins:
The reason being that 330/130 kva lines probably passed through your village. So you are using a special a special stepdown distribution substation (transformer)

Wow nice, pls u work with pHcn?

arewaboy:
Come to Gombe and see for yourself OP.

OK i will

FixedRoots:

Do you consider your house a 'heavy usuage' one?

Probably. I work from home. So the house is not empty throughout d day, like most pple. And we use a lot of 'stuff'. Definitely more heavy usage dn someone dts using just 1 fridge, 1 freezer, 1 ac, 1 washing machine.

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Come to my place, Kainji, we also call it NewBussa, Niger State. That's where kainji dam is located. Light is on 24/7, no power outage at any point in time.

abegi,come akobo ojurin off olorunda...atleast I go fit assure u 18hrs lit per day

janellemonae:

You have a fair deal. We pay an estimated bill of almost N3,000 monthly. It used to be N1,500. We have light for about 5hrs daily; or every other day. We've not even had it in 3days.

Come STEEL CITY i.e Ajaokuta, u go testify.

chiscodedon:

sorry blame it on Obama
no be una dey enrich saraki family

Obama indeed, the state is cursed my brother.
Who no like better thing? I have a dream though that we seff go one day boast of good governance

babyfaceafrica:
Iju. In Lagos state..under ifako ijaiye........also phase one in lekki...under eti osa local government

Dont just say iju in lagos.. say my flat in iju.. for goodness sake i run a biz in iju and can hardly count a day there is no power outage/interruption.

LASUTH Ikeja lagos

bonny island in rivers and Ajaokuta in kogi.

FixedRoots:
You have a fair deal. We pay an estimated bill of almost N3,000 monthly. It used to be N1,500. We have light for about 5hrs daily; or every other day. We've not even had it in 3days.

Hmm.. Alausa area right