Aderr:
When you want to hide something from an African Kenyan,put it in writing, he won't find it.


I guess you didn't read the attached link.It says 73m people but in your haste to talk you thought the 73 stands for 73%.How dumb!

73m out of 200million for Nigeria is about the same percentage as 17million out of 50m for Kenya.
If you consider that then you would see that your country is disgraceful and scum as well. You got little to celebrate.

Your facts are wrong, Kenya's electrification rates is currently over 75% and I guess we're around 79-83% gauging from the intensive electrification programme which have been taking shape since 2017.
Kenya is on the path of implementing last mile connectivity project to clinch 100% universal electricity access by 2022, just the recent launch of Africa's largest wind farm power project is a big player towards this ambitious project.
Kenya is among the top ten tiers of renewable energy in the world.

While Nigeria's current electrification rate is 55%.
2030 is the year your government has dedicated to achieve universal electricity access a time when Kenya's electrification rates will be over 200% now that our government has also laid plans to invest in nuclear energy before 2028.

Electrification rates;

Ghana - 83%
Kenya - 75-81%
Nigeria - 55%
Tanzania - 33%

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Yobeezy:


Your facts are wrong, Kenya's electrification rates is currently over 75% and I guess we're around 79-83% gauging from the intensive electrification programme which have been taking shape since 2017.
Kenya is on the path of implementing last mile connectivity project to clinch 100% universal electricity access by 2022, just the recent launch of Africa's largest wind farm power project is a big player towards this ambitious project.
Kenya is among the top ten tiers of renewable energy in the world.

While Nigeria's current electrification rate is 55%.
2030 is the year your government has dedicated to achieve universal electricity access a time when Kenya's electrification rates will be over 200% now that our government has also laid plans to invest in nuclear energy before 2028.

Electrification rates;

Ghana - 83%
Kenya - 75-81%
Nigeria - 55%
Tanzania - 33%

Well, that map proves you wrong,my man. Unless you want us to discard it.Unfortunately for you, it was posted by a Kenyan like you. The map says 17 million Kenyans lack access to electricity.

rvp20182:
Before we go to kenya - Let digress....to the laggard NIGERIA>

Nigeria has always claimed to have about 50-60% of electricity access. Of course, we know such data is doggy because your NEPA would have like 25-30M customers. I assume an average of 5-6 individuals per household in a 180-200m population - roughly 40-50M households.

Can you gives us breakdown of electricity connection in Nigeria - number of customers in those power (less) companies.

Kenya in 2002 had 12% of it's citizen connected to electricity. KPLC (Kenya Power Co) had I think about 300,000 customers. Right now KPLC have more than 7M customers (Households).Kenya has made TREMENDOUS progress in electricity connection and has been lauded for that.

Kenya has population - 47-50M (we will know in 3 months after census next week) - with about 12M households. As we speak we still have about 4M households...roughly 16m people (4 individual per household) not connected to electricity.

We are razing towards connecting that 4M household either to main or off-grid solutions so we can achieve universal electricity access. Then we will worry about the prices & consumption. Our power is already very reliable and stable.

Let us not talk about blackouts and generators for now.

No,you have 17million people out of 50 million. That's what your map says,buddy. You brought the map and this long nonsensical talk is unnecessary.

Yobeezy:


Your facts are wrong, Kenya's electrification rates is currently over 75% and I guess we're around 79-83% gauging from the intensive electrification programme which have been taking shape since 2017.
Kenya is on the path of implementing last mile connectivity project to clinch 100% universal electricity access by 2022, just the recent launch of Africa's largest wind farm power project is a big player towards this ambitious project.
Kenya is among the top ten tiers of renewable energy in the world.

While Nigeria's current electrification rate is 55%.
2030 is the year your government has dedicated to achieve universal electricity access a time when Kenya's electrification rates will be over 200% now that our government has also laid plans to invest in nuclear energy before 2028.

Electrification rates;

Ghana - 83%
Kenya - 75-81%
Nigeria - 55%
Tanzania - 33%

Nigeria is 23%

Aderr:
Well, that map proves you wrong,my man. Unless you want us to discard it.Unfortunately for you, it was posted by a Kenyan like you. The map says 17 million Kenyans lack access to electricity.

That map shows 2017 stats when Kenya's electrification rates was 64%, right now we're in 2019, electrification rate is over 75%.
Roughly 10 million out of 50 million Kenyans lack electricity access and by 2022-23, the electrification rate will be 100%.

rvp2018:
Nigeria is 23%

Aderr:
No,you have 17million people out of 50 million. That's what your map says,buddy. You brought the map and this long nonsensical talk is unnecessary.

it's not my map.its IEA energy outlook 2017.As of now 2019..I think only 3m households translating to 12-13m Kenyans do not have electricity.We are connecting more than 1m households annually translating to 4m people..so in 2yrs we will achieve universal electricity acess.

Yobeezy:

They had connected 9.5m households in 2016 translating roughly to 50m pple.Average Nigerian household has 5 individuals.

Yobeezy:
Nigerian delegation at JKIA Airport for grand mega healing service in Nakuru Kenya.

That what they export apart from oil..mega churches like winner chapel, drugs and prostitues.

rvp2018:
it's not my map.its IEA energy outlook 2017.As of now 2019..I think only 3m households translating to 12-13m Kenyans do not have electricity.We are connecting more than 1m households annually translating to 4m people..so in 2yrs we will achieve universal electricity acess.

Well,if that data is accurate, then good for you.

Yobeezy:


That map shows 2017 stats when Kenya's electrification rates was 64%, right now we're in 2019, electrification rate is over 75%.
Roughly 10 million out of 50 million Kenyans lack electricity access and by 2022-23, the electrification rate will be 100%.

That map says Nigeria's rate was 64% in 2017. One of your brothers brought it here. Don't understand why you are fighting so hard against it now.

Aderr:
Well,if that data is accurate, then good for you.

Data is easy to cross-reference.Ask you DISCO how many customers they have...and multiply by average household size.Nigeria like cooking data but they ain't fooling us..just fooling Nigerian with atrocious education standards

Aderr:
That map says Nigeria's rate was 64% in 2017. One of your brothers brought it here. Don't understand why you are fighting so hard against it now.

IEA like WB or IMF will report what Nigerian stats office says even if it's a damn lie

rvp2018:
They had connected 9.5m households in 2016 translating roughly to 50m household.Average Nigerian household has 5 individuals.

No Nigeria had 19million households connected in 2016. Why are you doing this to yourself as if your life depends on it?

Aderr:
No Nigeria had 19million households connected in 2016. Why are you doing this to yourself as if your life depends on it?

link? Source?

gallivant:
Nairobi

How many times are you going to recycle the same photos of the same district?

rvp2018:
IEA like WB or IMF will report what Nigerian stats office says even if it's a damn lie

The same way your stats are also damn lies! What sort of an insecure man are you?

Aderr:
The same way your stats are also damn lies! What sort of an insecure man are you?

A Kenyan man.....

AskiaHarem:


How many times are you going to recycle the same photos of the same district?

You are funny.
If they earned a naira for each time they post those repeated pictures, they would be rich by now.How do you cope with arguing with these people?

AskiaHarem:


A Kenyan man.....

I see. I once worked with a Kenyan doctor on a World Bank project in Kogi. He wasn't anything like the ones here. Anyway he was a fully employed man.

Aderr:
The same way your stats are also damn lies! What sort of an insecure man are you?

Proof it

rvp2018:
link? Source?

Bring yours first that says Nigeria has 23% electricity access like you claimed. I am waiting.

Aderr:
Bring yours first that says Nigeria has 23% electricity access like you claimed. I am waiting.

According to NERA all you DISCO had 9.5m customers mostly in urban areas where average Nigerian household is 4.5..do the maths.Kenya a small country utility company had 7.5m as we speak.Get the logic.Have some self respect and don't abuse our intelligence

Aderr:
You are funny.
If they earned a naira for each time they post those repeated pictures, they would be rich by now.How do you cope with arguing with these people?

lol, they'll kill u with dumb arguments even when d fact is staring them in the face.

Esp rvp.

rvp2018:
According to NERA all you DISCO had 9.5m customers mostly in urban areas where average Nigerian household is 4.5..do the maths.Kenya a small country utility company had 7.5m as we speak.Get the logic.Have some self respect and don't abuse our intelligence

what is NERA? dont injure ur brain surfing d Web for nonentities.

rvp2018:
Proof it

Well, this report for example says a lot unless one chooses to ignore it. And I expect those arguing with you not to ignore it because of how seriously you seem to be taking this whole thing.

Electricity
access in Kenya is low despite the government’s
ambitious target to increase electricity connectivity
from the current 15% to at least 65% by the year
2022.

https://energypedia.info/wiki/Kenya_Energy_Situation

theenchanter:
what is NERA? dont injure ur brain surfing d Web for nonentities.

Beyond your paygrade.NERA is your energy regulator.In Kenya we call it ERC.Energy Regulatory Commission.Yours must stand for Nigeria Energy Regulatory Authority or Agency.

theenchanter:
what is NERA? dont injure ur brain surfing d Web for nonentities.

He must really be getting something very worthwhile from these arguments.