What happened to Buhari's Body odour body Language?

Okay

Boleyndynasty2:
Why is it so difficult for us to have 24/7 light like other countries? How did they achieve theirs and we can't? Is Nigeria the largest country in d world?

Corruption is the reason

I have sent several email complaints to the Consumer Protection Council (CPC) and the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) about the fraud being committed by the Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (IKEDC). The IKEDC is the greatest thief in this administration. IKEDC refuses to give prepaid metres to consumers only just about 10% of consumers have the pre-paid metres, instead, IKEDC tells consumers that their old post-paid metres are bad. Then, IKEDC gives consumers estimated bills. IKEDC give 3 bedroom consumers between 7,000 and 10,000 naira monthly bill for about 100 hours of electricity per month while the few pre=paid metre consumers use just about 500 naira electricity for the same period.

But, you know what? The NERC will never do anything because the looters that are the current owners of IKEDC are the very looters that ruined NEPA and PHCN. These looters keep on bribing NERC, CPC and Ministry of Power corrupt officials to ignore the atrocities being committed by the fraudulent IKEDC everyday. Very soon, I mean very very soon, the poor will hav e nothing else to eat but the flesh of the corrupt rich.

banki:
Phcn does not exist.....
They are private companies sold by ....to his friends....
Buhari and Fashola have little or no role to play apart from regulating
Address your grievances to the private companies.....
And start a post condemning militants and enemies of progress who tale delight in blowing up pipelines knowing fully well that we depend on gas for most part of generation....

This is not an endorsement of any government its just to tell you to know who is causing your problem

Blaming the militant wouldn't resolve the issue. The power system should be decentralized such that each state should generate it's own power instead of depending on national grid. Until we do that we might not move forward. Secondly because the cabals selling generating sets are indirectly involved in each regime,it would be difficult to have constant power supply in Nigeria.That's reason fighting corruption in Nigeria is difficult because this government is surrounded by corrupt politicians that will do all possible means to thwart PMB's effort

ritababe:


five days and counting no power outage here in Edo East

Is there any place like Edo east?

asuustrike2009:
Is there any place like Edo east?

lol, more like.

idupaul:


When light improves you applaud the govt but when it's fails you want us to blame the Disco and not the minister in charge..hear yourself and tell me if you don't deserve a bolt of lightning today

When the light improved a bit they said it was the president body language that had done that.

But the president right he entered aso rock, he disconnected himself from the electorate that voted for him and became less popular and the gas lines became susceptible to attack.

kwaso2:
Having light is not our problem at all, we can say we do often have 20/21 hrs light a day(Apo, Abuja). Our problem is the crazy NEPA bill. Is too high that we are most considering alternative power source like inverter, solar. (N25k/one bed flat)

In Lagos, some areas that use IPP pay up to 50k monthly. I wouldn't mind if I can get that in my area.

ritababe:


lol, more like.

Abeg lie small na

asuustrike2009:
Abeg lie small na

you haven't heard of owan east and west, etsako south and north?

ritababe:

you haven't heard of owan east and west, etsako south and north?

You said Edo east not those local government. Haba lie small na

asuustrike2009:

You said Edo east not those local government. Haba lie small na

lol abeg free me abeg

ritababe:


lol abeg free me abeg

Hahaaaaaaaaaa.how's the light situation in your area?

asuustrike2009:
Hahaaaaaaaaaa.how's the light situation in your area?

I told you five days without outage and still counting

MadamExcellency:
Every power produced is sold to TCN which is under the control of FG.

Transmission Infrastructure is the weakest link in Nigeria power sector hence Fashola and FG got the blame.

Btw, total system collapse is not from GENCOs nor from DISCOs rather from TCN.

The blame should be laid at the feet of all the 3 groups. To have 24x7 power, Nigeria needs at least 40,000MW of power, but it is currently producing less than 4,500MW. The transmission network is in an abysmal state, and so more than a quarter of the power produced gets lost and cannot be transmitted effectively to points of need. The Gencos have hidden their shortcomings by pointing fingers at TCN for its failure to upgrade the transmission network. Today they will blame the transmission network. Tomorrow, they will blame the shortage of gas supplies due to disruptions in the system.

The Discos on the other hand have proven their cluelessness repeatedly, by not being able to monitor the distribution of power effectively and their inability to collect revenue from all end-users properly, due to their faulty billing system that has driven a wedge between themselves and their customers.

Nigeria's power problems need to be laid squarely at the feet of all the players, including the FG.