Yobeezy:


Which 64%? keep those lies to yourself and your fellow arrogant Nigerians.
I've scoured over the internet to find where Nigeria's electrification rate is 64% but it's nowhere, am just getting 45%, not 55% as earlier because it was only urban electrification rate.
I was a bit lenient on that, your electrification rate is 45%, when it comes to power keep quiet and hide in the river banks and leave only Kenyans and Ghanaians to talk on this sector.

Yobeezy:


Go committ suicide with your bitterness.
Truth always hurts.

https://www.nation.co.ke/business/Kenya-tops-East-Africa-in-access-to-mains-electricity/996-5142192-i9o2mnz/index.html


https://www.google.com/url?q=https://oxfordbusinessgroup.com/news/will-renewables-expand-ghana%25E2%2580%2599s-economy&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjkvqOV04vkAhVJDewKHQlMDQsQFjAFegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw1rPX7Z6BLZ78STIHnmmPVD

https://www.usaid.gov/powerafrica/nigeria



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rvp20182:
Nigeria electricity access puzzle.

Yemi Kale - Household survey in 2015/16 estimates that around 19 million households have some access to electricity

NERC - “Nigeria had 9.5 million electricity customers in 2016 (NERC projection). The number of customers per disco varies widely, from 345,000 (Yola) to 1,750,000 (Ibadan). In 2018 the number was down to 8.3M - with less than 4M metered.

samorobo:

Bla bla emotional rant

samorobo:

NOW TELL why us your power manager manipulating your electricity stat

SUFFERInSMILIIN:

I like the way you fool yourself and massage your Eagles

samorobo:



Hahahaha yours brother has really fallen your hands by providing that map. I won't let you discredit it because it's dosent favour you. So now tell me about that your universal electricity I mean the ine you guys started cooking since 2017. No wonder so many screenshot online say otherwise and when I posted them you will hear them crying "NO THAT WAS FROM 2013 DURING MOI ERA" BULLSHIIT. NOW pained mother fvcker I am so sorry our electrification rate is 64% and yours 15% (actual one not the cooked one) maybe kenyatta will have to speed up that lake turkana whatever so you can atleast hit 40% . Remember I didn't provide that map your brother did and it's speaks highly of our power sector

SUFFERInSMILIIN:

My friend you are totally stupid you I'm borrowing money from China and World Bank including IMF to build islands in the middle of the sea doesn't Nigeria have enough of land. These are massive white elephants just like Elijah Steel plant or Nigerian Airways. I was told by a Nigerian in Botswana that Nigerians are building this project to try to escape from Nigeria in the Islands so when Nigerians are in does Islands they believe they're not in Nigeria

samorobo:


Firstly it's EGO and not EAGLES. SECONDLY what foolishness are you talking about. You will just say that your are marvelled and you dont know what to say. Idiot the terminal must be making gaborone look like trash

Mkenya2019:
I think the issues was - when to count - those customers - when they apply for an account or when they turn the light. That controversy was alive when Kenya Power had like 4M customers...now they are nearly double.

Kenya Power is PUBLICLY LISTED company in Nairobi Stock Exchange and publishes it's AUDITED results.

Here is one for last year

https://www.kplc.co.ke/AR2018/KPLC%20Annual%20Report%2017_12_2018_Wed.pdf
For example - last year --

In the course of the year, we connected 578,808
new customers to the grid, growing the overall
customer base by 9.4 percent to 6,761,090 million.
This was largely achieved through the government
funded Last Mile Connectivity Project. As a result,
the national electricity access from both grid and
off-grid solution as at end of June 2018 had risen
to 73 percent compared to 29 percent five years
ago. The connectivity drive is premised on our
strategic goal to secure the power distribution
and retail market and support the country’s goal
of providing electricity to all Kenyans which is
an important ingredient for socio-economic
transformation and development.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Don't worry I have a special present for this big mouth of yours and I still have more than 200 pictures which I took for Nigeria. I am waiting for the right moment to release them so that the impact will be catastrophic

Fidha254:


And worse still, Your petrol stations dont have fuel to power those generators , there is so much shortage that the fuel attendants don't give you fuel if you show up with a jerrycan , you have to show up with your petrol powered device for them to fill it up!!!!!!!

Giant of Africa at its best

Mkenya2019:
How big is Kibera slum - just abou 2kms square..

rvp20182:
Nigeria electricity access puzzle.

Yemi Kale - Household survey in 2015/16 estimates that around 19 million households have some access to electricity

NERC - “Nigeria had 9.5 million electricity customers in 2016 (NERC projection). The number of customers per disco varies widely, from 345,000 (Yola) to 1,750,000 (Ibadan). In 2018 the number was down to 8.3M - with less than 4M metered.

Mkenya2019:
Samrobo, even if you pour all your emotional heart ou, you'll no get here soon.

Mkenya2019:
How big is Kibera slum - just abou 2kms square..

SUFFERInSMILIIN:

My friend you are totally stupid you I'm borrowing money from China and World Bank including IMF to build islands in the middle of the sea doesn't Nigeria have enough of land. These are massive white elephants just like Elijah Steel plant or Nigerian Airways. [/b]I was told by a Nigerian in Botswana that Nigerians are building this project to try to escape from Nigeria in the Islands so when Nigerians are in does Islands they believe they're not in Nigeria

But according to some climate scientists, [b]the same wall that will protect Eko Atlantic could worsen the situation for neighboring areas not protected by it, which includes much of Lagos. Dr. Alan Blumberg, renowned for his research and the effects of climate change on water structures, highlighted the challenges in a phone call.

“What happens when you build a wall is that the approaching storm surge will come up to the wall, and it will move to the left or right of the wall, searching for a weakness or a low spot. If there are two islands close to each other, it may go to the island next door instead.”

n his 2012 book, Zombie Economics, Australian economist, John Quiggin, talks about ideas that have been disproven or ‘killed’ time and time again but continue to live on in the minds of public policymakers with disastrous results. Quiggin was thinking mainly of the assumptions that led to the 2008 financial crisis in the United States, but I can’t help but recall the concept whenever I hear of the ongoing ‘megacity’ project in Lagos, Eko Atlantic.

Mkenya2019:
Samrobo, even if you pour all your emotional heart ou, you'll no get here soon.

Mkenya2019:
I think the issues was - when to count - those customers - when they apply for an account or when they turn the light. That controversy was alive when Kenya Power had like 4M customers...now they are nearly double.

Kenya Power is PUBLICLY LISTED company in Nairobi Stock Exchange and publishes it's AUDITED results.

Here is one for last year

https://www.kplc.co.ke/AR2018/KPLC%20Annual%20Report%2017_12_2018_Wed.pdf
For example - last year --

In the course of the year, we connected 578,808
new customers to the grid, growing the overall
customer base by 9.4 percent to 6,761,090 million.
This was largely achieved through the government
funded Last Mile Connectivity Project. As a result,
the national electricity access from both grid and
off-grid solution as at end of June 2018 had risen
to 73 percent compared to 29 percent five years
ago. The connectivity drive is premised on our
strategic goal to secure the power distribution
and retail market and support the country’s goal
of providing electricity to all Kenyans which is
an important ingredient for socio-economic
transformation and development.

68816419:

less than 4% of Nairobi residents resides in these "Tourist,Government " areas