Even our village waterfall hard pass this one.


40 MW is not even a dent, mind you am not knocking presido's effort, i will argue with his urgency and plans on power supply issue but not effort.

Even at that, this a national embarrassment.

Let this sink in, Nigeria with so much potential, is just an overall idiot anyday wey you analyze anything about the country.


We need like 40,000 to even begin serious like some latin american countries.


From 2019, we should put mediocre in its place, mediocre is not king.

DMerciful:
Atiku will build far more

Just like he sold oh sorry built NEPA. Werey.

Another POP project

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Idrismusty97:
Amen! And my life forever be handled the way PDP handle Nigeria for 16 years. Patiently waiting for your Amen.

Yes, may your life be handed like APC and PDP handled Nigeria. May it be unto you according to your Wish. Amen.

deomelllo:





We know what we need, this is the reason why we are completing abandoned power projects, this is the reason why we are building substations and power lines all over Nigeria.

Can we generate 40,000 today? No, but ware we heading in that direction? Yes.

Please stop talking as if your brain has been replaced with sawdust. Buhari said he would deliver 10,000 MW before the end of January 2019, but only delivers 40MW after 3.5 years and 1 month to his own deadline.

If i were your father, I'll look for a way to just add sniper to your food so that you can stop disgracing my family name.

Kashimbila was almost completed under GEJ, if Buhari really want to do power project in mambila he should have started the other three dams for the proposed power project, because the total package of mambila 3000MW is 4 dams

This I know first hand my wife was a senior geologist to the project

helinues:
Another one

Promise made, Promise kept

This is a project that is sited in Taraba State.


“It was identified by UN agency as one of the key projects that we need to do to provide a buffer against flooding along the River Benue, which of cause you remember in 2012 was quite devastating.

“And of cause flood around the River Benue has always been a recurring decimal in view of the dam’s that have been constructed by Cameroun which when water is released uncontrollably has continued to cause a lot of damage.’’

The minister said that the buffer dam project in Kashibila was started in 2007 and the ministry had attained 90 per cent completion.

The minister said that the dam was impounded in February while the ministry expected that it would reach its full supply level between May and June and also be ready for inauguration.

According to him the power plant aspect is ready.

Adamu said the ministry would wait for the Ministry of Power to complete the transmission line for the evacuation of the 40 megawatts from Kashimbila to some parts of Taraba and Benue States.

He added that the project had a water treatment plant for the water supply component whose transmission pipeline had been completed with all the electro-mechanical equipment on ground as the civil work was already completed.

“This project has gone through three of four different reviews for various reasons, but this is the final review and we hope that within the next 12 months the project will be completed 100 per cent.

“The project also has a landing strip for emergency evacuation and also for access to the dam site because it is in a very remote location of Taraba.

“So we got an augmentation of N46.15 billion that will be enough; already out of this, probably about N24 billion has already been spent by the contractor,’’ he said.

The minister explained that the contractor has done more work than the actual augmentation.

He added that the ministry had received commitment from the contractor that there would be no further review.

Adamu added that then conractor aldo pledged to complete the project in 12 months.

The minister said that FEC also considered the 116 projects which the administration inherited and had plans to complete in line with the Water Resources roadmap.

Also, the FCT minister, Malam Belo Mohammad, said that FEC considered the project for the augmentation of infrastructure in Karu Phase II.

He said Karu was one of the Satellite towns of FCT with many residents.

“The project is the extension of road network, rehabilitation of 31 different roads (short spans of roads) in five sectors of the area.

“That is the Karu village extension itself, the Red Brick Estate, the Primus Hospital/the Orphanage and the Karu Hospital, as well as the police station and the road opposite the EFCC Training centre and then the FHA Phase two Estate.’’

Mohammad said that the essence of the project was to provide infrastructure for better access and movement for the population in Karu area and FCT.

According to him, the FCT expects that the completion of the project in 15 months for N2.6 billion would enhance the value of property in the area.

He said it was also to replicate the standard of infrastructure that the administration put in the Abuja city itself.

“All this is part of the administration’s programme of encouraging investments in the satellite towns so that the pressure on the city itself can be eased.

“Then, wherever a person stays within the territory one can have the comfort and benefit of feeling that one is part and parcel of Abuja,’’ he added.

NAN

This is a project that is sited in Taraba State.


“It was identified by UN agency as one of the key projects that we need to do to provide a buffer against flooding along the River Benue, which of cause you remember in 2012 was quite devastating.

“And of cause flood around the River Benue has always been a recurring decimal in view of the dam’s that have been constructed by Cameroun which when water is released uncontrollably has continued to cause a lot of damage.’’

The minister said that the buffer dam project in Kashibila was started in 2007 and the ministry had attained 90 per cent completion.

The minister said that the dam was impounded in February while the ministry expected that it would reach its full supply level between May and June and also be ready for inauguration.

According to him the power plant aspect is ready.

Adamu said the ministry would wait for the Ministry of Power to complete the transmission line for the evacuation of the 40 megawatts from Kashimbila to some parts of Taraba and Benue States.

He added that the project had a water treatment plant for the water supply component whose transmission pipeline had been completed with all the electro-mechanical equipment on ground as the civil work was already completed.

“This project has gone through three of four different reviews for various reasons, but this is the final review and we hope that within the next 12 months the project will be completed 100 per cent.

“The project also has a landing strip for emergency evacuation and also for access to the dam site because it is in a very remote location of Taraba.

“So we got an augmentation of N46.15 billion that will be enough; already out of this, probably about N24 billion has already been spent by the contractor,’’ he said.

The minister explained that the contractor has done more work than the actual augmentation.

He added that the ministry had received commitment from the contractor that there would be no further review.

Adamu added that then conractor aldo pledged to complete the project in 12 months.

The minister said that FEC also considered the 116 projects which the administration inherited and had plans to complete in line with the Water Resources roadmap.

Also, the FCT minister, Malam Belo Mohammad, said that FEC considered the project for the augmentation of infrastructure in Karu Phase II.

He said Karu was one of the Satellite towns of FCT with many residents.

“The project is the extension of road network, rehabilitation of 31 different roads (short spans of roads) in five sectors of the area.

“That is the Karu village extension itself, the Red Brick Estate, the Primus Hospital/the Orphanage and the Karu Hospital, as well as the police station and the road opposite the EFCC Training centre and then the FHA Phase two Estate.’’

Mohammad said that the essence of the project was to provide infrastructure for better access and movement for the population in Karu area and FCT.

According to him, the FCT expects that the completion of the project in 15 months for N2.6 billion would enhance the value of property in the area.

He said it was also to replicate the standard of infrastructure that the administration put in the Abuja city itself.

“All this is part of the administration’s programme of encouraging investments in the satellite towns so that the pressure on the city itself can be eased.

“Then, wherever a person stays within the territory one can have the comfort and benefit of feeling that one is part and parcel of Abuja,’’ he added.

NAN

deomelllo:






You mean abandoned project?



Enemy of progress

keep quiet it's a PDP project

StillX10:
Idiots from UK posting a video of a dam in Taraba.

it's in the local news..


https://www.nigerialocalnews.com/headlines/2018/12/31/see-40mw-kashimbila-hydro-power/



success always hurts the enemies of progress ---soon ati--ku wouldn't be able to sell any more mikano generators


the same thing happened in sura --generators were switched off


Over 700 generators have been decommissioned reducing harmful greenhouse emissions and noise pollution.

https://punchng.com/fg-to-inaugurate-1-5mw-power-project-in-lagos/

helinues:

Is the dam in Uk or Nigeria?

question of the day

Buhari haters go and jump into the nearest Lagoon.

Godblesspmb:
[s]even with the video you still consider this as paper achievement? Now I know your condition is critical.
You are definitely a useless hater
GOD BLESS BUHARI[/s]

Zombie.

Ah, PDP started many meaningful projects o. We need them back in 2015. Still come and get us working again.

vioment:
Even our village waterfall hard pass this one.


40 MW is not even a dent, mind you am not knocking presido's effort, i will argue with his urgency and plans on power supply issue but not effort.

Even at that, this a national embarrassment.

Let this sink in, Nigeria with so much potential, is just an overall idiot anyday wey you analyze anything about the country.


We need like 40,000 to even begin serious like some latin american countries.


From 2019, we should put mediocre in its place, mediocre is not king.

There are a lot of people like you in this world ---all talk but no action.

you can make a contribution by getting involved in the Federal Government’s Energising Economies Initiative -

https://technext.ng/2018/10/23/energizing-economies-initiative-providing-sustainable-power-to-markets-and-business-places-across-nigeria/

you can get a group of people together and pick a rural area to energize..

rather than blab get involved!!!!!


every journey starts with a single step ---with 100 of those 40MW plants we would have 4000MW ---

deomelllo:



That was abandoned and never funded for completion.


Anti Nigerian element.

was complete sir

https://www.nairaland.com/4933683/kashimbila-hydro-power-dam-jonathan

More pains to ipob bastard. next level stamped and signed.
No pig can stop PMB

aishapmbtoto:

Zombie.

it really hurts you abi? That how you will be in pain till 2023.

toplinetrtrend:


Please stop talking as if your brain has been replaced with sawdust. Buhari said he would deliver 40,000 MW before the end of January 2019, but only delivers 40MW after 3.5 years and 1 month to his own deadline.

If i were your father, I'll look for a way to just add sniper to your food so that you can stop disgracing my family name.

can you please provide proof to back up your statement? Or maybe you get the information from radio biafra

deomelllo:



That was abandoned and never funded for completion.


Anti Nigerian element.

Killer herdsmen element

Godblesspmb:
can you please provide proof to back up your statement? Or maybe you get the information from radio biafra

These Igbos are world class liars I swear..

Godblesspmb post=[s:
74337436]it really hurts you abi? That how you will be in pain till 2023.[/s]

...just as your race will remain cursed forever.

deomelllo:





We know what we need, this is the reason why we are completing abandoned power projects, this is the reason why we are building substations and power lines all over Nigeria.

Can we generate 40,000 today? No, but ware we heading in that direction? Yes.

You are right, a journey of a thousand miles begins with a step in that direction. The problem is that when time is factored in, it uselesses that quote. At this point, nigeria is crawling instead of running or flying. Examples of countries flying to their heart desires are china, almost all of asia, dubai and others, even america is flying to more bigger things - they are not content - mind you america has it all, still yet we can all see their grind on a daily basis. We do not have a sense of urgency is my point, we are supposed to be among the league of these nations i mentioned. No time to be sleep walking like Nigeria which is making us look like a pure definition of idiots.

deomelllo:




You said the president promised 40,000, but your article says 10,000. Do you mind showing us where the president promised 40,000 according to your own claim?

Even at 10,000 mw, how do you consider 40 me vs 10,000 me as a success? Your conscience must be long dead