For the past 4 days here ota, not upto 3 hours.

Sincerely speaking... it has improved* I am proud of this admin...


Reporting live from *Mowe city*

Nedukkc:
very soon you will start thanking him for the air you breath A** licker

if he's not done well shebi you would have mentioned his name too.

For Garki area abujà 24 hour everyday. Non stop

In Akure, Ondo State. Minimum of 12hours

Gbogi, Korede, Owode, Adegbola, Bypass, Adinlewa - at least 12hours (4+4+4) per day. And sometimes 18hours.
So electricity has greatly improved.

Shame to you Nigerians you don't have shame. 7hrs electricity.

It is buharic

that's how light normally improved during raining season.

reporting from ijebu ode in ogun state

out of 24 hour

we got 5-6 hour of light form 7pm-12am

Sambisa. Very stable.

Shortyy:

Owerri..

Ok, nice. You look sweet thou.

thaoriginator:


Only you reporting for locations at once?

lol...

not my fault ooo.

I move around a bit & those are places I have 'accommodation' (let me not say houses before efcc starts probing me for having more than 1 'place of residence'...

Donald95:
Arriaria district in Aba Abịa State.

Light has improved significantly at least out of 24 hours, we get light for about 16 hours.

Bill ranges from 3000 to 5000 unmetered

Same with my area in Lagos.

How many megawatts of electricity are we generating in this country for 180 million people before we start talking about having power supply.


In my area there is nothing like light.. What many people are celebrating here is pure mediocrity. I must be mad to be celebrating 12 hours of electricity when others are having same electricity 24hours nonstop, month to month, years to years in sane climes.

Honestly, the sit tight syndrome in this cage of a country doesn't help.

My visit to Singapore reawaken a brand thought in me about what development should be.

ivandragon:
Wuse 2, Abuja - 12-16 hrs

surulere, Lagos - 10 - 12 hrs

Festac, Lagos - 6-8 hrs

Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti - 4-8hrs...

Only you live in all of these places?

Two Saturdays ago, a group of youths in my area summoned NEPA for a chit chat and almost beat them to a pulp. For the past 4 years we have been suffering in silence. you wouldn't believe that since that Saturday, even the water in the fridge compartment is blocked. lol. wisdom is profitable to direct. after all " The violent taketh it by force"

Mayo Dasa, Jalingo, Taraba: no electricity for two months due to faulty transformer. Money was contributed by consumers for repairs of the transformer but PHCN officials still need more money to purchase transformer oil

bedspread:
SO that Evil @ Bolden is still on..

that is when there are no issues...

royalamour:
18 hrs Daily. That's because of the increase in water level courtesy of the rainy season.

So you think hydro electricity supplies the whole nation.. Do you know how many gas powered Turbines are presently supplying the national Grid?

SolutionMee:
Perfect

In fact, perfect is even an understatement

For the past few years now, I've never seen or experienced what darkness is

There's light 24hrs daily here

I've never heard the sound of generator all this while as well

@Diaspora
I'm reporting from the State

smh..... who is talking to u. we are talking about Nigeria not the state

yeyeboi:
If You Have Not Seen Light Before Come To Ahmaddiya , Ijaiye Ojokoro AswearuGod you go fear steady power supply 100percent

My hood. Ajala

alenwup:
Only you live in all of these places?

some of us have more than 1 abode...

Nigerians could be stupid at times. If you can't get 24/7 power supply during rainy season, then I wonder when you will? Go read philosophy of science and technology and quit being ignorant. This season is when rain water floods the dams which are used to generate power.

Commendable in Nsukka. 10-15hrs/day. Bill is 1k max.

Better in Calabar. No meter. But I'm owing close to 200k. For a small flat with 3 occupants, no AC, no heater, just basic appliances, PHED bills 15-22k monthly.

I go soon pack comot sef.

ivandragon:


that is when there are no issues...

I use to be in dt zone when in Nigeria and it's always being terrible except during the Rainy period

revolt:
Lagos.. ipaja..omo the light na die. 2 days on one day off . And the day on days ...the lights erratic and terrible. Perhaps 3hrs or 4hra out of 24hrs. Then during festive periods an automatic detonator blows the transformer in sophisticated precision.

It's just stupid, they say 2 days on, 1 day off yet you get just like 3-4 hours light each days and complete darkness for that day off.

Many nlers in this section are lying about the improved power situation in their areas they didn't mentioned.Infact,90% are BMC.

Light has been really OK in my area. Sasa area in Ibadan

revolt:
Lagos.. ipaja..omo the light na die. 2 days on one day off . And the day on days ...the lights erratic and terrible. Perhaps 3hrs or 4hra out of 24hrs. Then during festive periods an automatic detonator blows the transformer in sophisticated precision.

Which area, as I stay around there at the moment. As I type there is light and it have been on since with 2 hours/1hour take and bring intervals. Maybe your actual location is having a transformer problem not a general problem.

Jax1:
How many megawatts of electricity are we generating in this country for 180 million people before we start talking about having power supply.


In my area there is nothing like light.. What many people are celebrating here is pure mediocrity. I must be mad to be celebrating 12 hours of electricity when others are having same electricity 24hours nonstop, month to month, years to years in sane climes.

Honestly, the sit tight syndrome in this cage of a country doesn't help.

My visit to Singapore reawaken a brand thought in me about what development should be.

Who ask you for epistle? How is supply in your area and you are writing essay. Who says we are celebrating it?

gudu abuja.

top notch
22 to 23 hrs daily
they take and bring back in 5 mins or 2mins
madt people

just pray it doesnt rain else forget light for that day

good!... 18 hours daily, if Joe gave me light these much, I wouldn't have voted bubu!