deomelo:


No such thing existed back then

Lagos state couldn't distribute power to residents because it was against the constitution.

ProfBlessed:
I don't understand. Is it like black market?

three:


You shouldn't believe everything someone says.

Better to crosscheck for yourself.

As per the not having a website, it hurts that a postulation that lots of people down here don't travel round the country more often seems valid.

CaptJeffry:
But when an Igbo man starts this business now, FG will hurriedly set up a commission to destroy it.

deomelo:



A major power comp without website?

They don't seem to have a website, but you want me to google what you couldn't find?

Moving on..

Freestainworld:
that is a very good idea, it will help to curtail the way with which NEPA cuts peoples head with dubious bills. and the biz will be a thriving one.

willibounce1:


How?

I guess he just woke up now. Abi you forgot that this same man said ' any serious govt should be able to fix power in 6 months' it is 3 years now and he is coming to tell us this. How about all the lies about the thousands of megawatts the claimed to be generating. How about the billions they have spent claiming to generate power that we cannot see. All of a sudden any Nigerian can generate power and sell to people. What are the discos currently doing? I guess they are playing ludo and not generating power.

Maybe the next news will be any nigerian can construct roads and build toll gates on them to make their money back. they should just shift all their responsibilities of govt on the people like they have been doing and still continue to collect taxes and use it to live lavish.

horsepower101:
There will be no Distribution problem if you are directly selling the power to consumers on site.

I don't think any rational businessman in Nigeria will want to sell the 2MW power to consumers far away from production site. This is perfect, if well managed for Small and Medium size businesses, Housing Estates and cottage industries or light manufacturers

willibounce1:


How?

I guess he just woke up now. Abi you forgot that this same man said ' any serious govt should be able to fix power in 6 months' it is 3 years now and he is coming to tell us this. How about all the lies about the thousands of megawatts the claimed to be generating. How about the billions they have spent claiming to generate power that we cannot see. All of a sudden any Nigerian can generate power and sell to people. What are the discos currently doing? I guess they are playing ludo and not generating power.

Maybe the next news will be any nigerian can construct roads and build toll gates on them to make their money back. they should just shift all their responsibilities of govt on the people like they have been doing and still continue to collect taxes and use it to live lavish.

ernieboy:
a website is not relevant to the service they render.

abokikhalifa:



How many hours do you have light currently compared to the past? Talk true

deomelo:



Instead if asking me not to believe what other people say, why not show us facts to dispute that assertions with.

Show us the law or the Constitution that says State governments like Lagos State can serve State residents.


You are yet to support all your flawed assertions in this thread with facts, even ordinary website you can not produced, but you are asking other people to crosscheck their fact.


What a joker.

deomelo:




This is the most ignorant and unintelligent assertion ever.

Your website is your front dooor

Your website is our receptionist and customer service

Your website is where people go to find out about your operation instead of getting on a plane from all over the world or driving thousands or hundreds of miles to your location.

Your website tells people your phone number and your address.

Your website is important because it helps you establish credibility as a business.

Not having a website is criminal and corporate negligence.

Now, back to the website issue. You and the other joker can not come up with a website simply because there's not because major companies and even serious companies have websites.


You people need to stop peddling lies that you can not back up with facts.

enlady:
Anyone from Plateau and parts of Kaduna will substantiate the facts about NESCO. They are an electricity company from the colonial times. Originally a conglomerate including Amalgamated Tin mines of Nigeria and others. They do not have a a website. Everything he said about them is true. They supply electricity to parts of Plateau and Southern Kaduna. Also supply to companies like Nasco in Jos.

ernieboy:
oga u are the ignorant one here. if you render a service where your costumer base is local why will anyone need to travel thousands of miles? the point is their customer base I.e electricity consumers, are confined within a locality that is in close proximity to the biz and if the viz is making profits a website is not essential and it becomes secondary, even in western countries where there is so much awareness and penetration of ICT many local businesses whose costumer base are local do not have websites.

and as for that your careless statement of describing not having a website as criminal and... well it largely show your shallow level of reasoning.

Awoo88:
Kukuma take style tell everybody to buy a generator

deomelo:
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I'm not interested in your factless rant.




How do you even support the fact that a major power company with power plants and 5 dams doesn't have a website and doesn't have to?

igbodefender:
Speaking on the electricity supply situation in the country, Minister of Power, Babatunde Fashola has announced that people are now free to set up independent power generation companies “without necessarily requesting for license.”

Fashola, who made the announcement while on an inspection of Federal works in Jigawa State, stressed that the Federal Government is encouraging the private sector to invest in generation and selling of power to the public.

He said, “Any interested individual or company can set up power generation from two megawatts downwards and sell it to public without requesting for any licence.

“We are encouraging people to set up small power generation and sell it according to their capacity, not necessarily going for big projects that require huge amount of money and expertise”.

Source: http://zikistmovement.igbodefender.com/2018/05/10/nigerian-individuals-can-now-buy-and-sell-electricity-fashola/

enlady:
The fact that you are ignorant about NESCO and its operations does not change any fact about its existence. This is not a political debate

deomelo:
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Stop bothering me with your ignorant and unintelligent nonsense, I asked you for facts, not the same silly, ignorant rubbish and your made up political rubbish.

CodeTemplar:
Why do you bold all your post? Are you afraid of being shown the illogical parts or you accept within you that most of them are illogical ?
I am curious.

deomelo:
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[b]Stop bothering me with your ignorant ipob rant, logic and common sense dictates that you counter facts with facts, you obviously don't have any sane and rational thoughts to offer beyond your meaningless rubbish.


What's next, boldly lettered posts prevent Igbos from presenting facts, sane and rational thoughts.


These Igbos sef.[/b]Fact on what issue ? Your delusion is so real to you sha . . .

CodeTemplar:


I knew a thing like this will soon be made available. As long as it favors the north it will be made available. This has opened door for those northern brother witl solar system of less than 2MW and those igbo businesses operation in cluster.

It is far cheaper to power a diesel engine of 500kva or 2MW than have 1000 units of 2kva petrol gen

Industrial clusters and business hubs around the country will soon get a new lease of life upon completion of off-grid projects in locations around Lagos, Aba and Kano, BusinessDay has gathered.

The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) is supporting the construction of a 4MW off grid power plant for Shomolu printers in Lagos. The project is being handled by Total Support Energy, a clean energy company. Over 50,000 shops in Araria market will soon experience better power supply when the 7MW plant is completed.

Similarly, Sabon Gari market in Kano will experience better power when a solar power plant being built to serve the 11,000 stores there is completed. The state is also proposing a bill to ban generators in the market.

http://www.businessdayonline.com/nigeria-tackles-power-challenges-industrial-clusters-offgrid-solutions/

CodeTemplar:
Fact on what issue ? Your delusion is so real to you sha . .

three:
Nothing prevented this before now.

The Power act states that anything above 10MV must be pushed into the grid.

Which is why Lagos was able to do the Marina IPP that supplies public facilities (general hospital, state House, street lights etc).

This >10MV arrangement meant that as many people in say Gbagada and environs could be placed on one IPP.

Imagine several across Nigeria!

The ONLY challenge is that the distribution infrastructure belonged/belongs to the government (then) DISCO (now), so this arrangement is best for semi private estates like VGC that can deploy their own distribution infrastructure at scale.

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Imagine that Industrial estates are able to collocated power generation and therefore remove themselves from the National Grid for cheaper more predictable power (already happening in some places) and thus freeing up available generated power for others!

This people is why you usually have better power supply on holidays! The factories are usually down on holidays!

deomelo:
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Stop bothering me with your ignorant and unintelligent nonsense, I asked you for facts, not the same silly, ignorant rubbish and your made up political rubbish.

VampireeM:
I wonder what our tax deductions are being used for in this country since the citizens has taken up govt responsibilities. We fund and provide for our every basic amenities

Rayhandrinni:
We don't want to buy and sell
We just want 24hrs supply
Non stop.