thelastPope: Many parts of Nigeria are already enjoying constant power supply so I don't know what you are talking about.

The new DISCOs are about to take over the facilities. In 3 to 4 months, power will be fully run by the private sector. Tthe total generation expected by the and of the year is between 8000 to 10000MW. The Mambilla hydroeletric plant which should be ready by end of 2014 will produce 10000MW. That is at least 20000MW by end of 2014! So I don't know what you are talking about.

All the transmission projects will be completed this year. Several have already being commisioned already like the Benin-Onitsha N1 line. I am enjoying close to 16 hours power daily up from like 4 hours in 2 days last year. Some of you should try and follow the news and see what is going on before you post on NL. As I am typing now, power has been mostly on since yesterday. It was interupted for about 5 hours yesterday afternoon and 2 hours at night.

From current projection, we should have constant power for most of the country by 2015/2016. This is putting into consideration a lot of infrastructural overhaul that the new companies will need to do nationwide.

solidbroda: Maybe. But u see, its getting worse day after day.

thelastPope: Many parts of Nigeria are already enjoying constant power supply so I don't know what you are talking about.

The new DISCOs are about to take over the facilities. In 3 to 4 months, power will be fully run by the private sector. Tthe total generation expected by the and of the year is between 8000 to 10000MW. The Mambilla hydroeletric plant which should be ready by end of 2014 will produce 10000MW. That is at least 20000MW by end of 2014! So I don't know what you are talking about.

All the transmission projects will be completed this year. Several have already being commisioned already like the Benin-Onitsha N1 line. I am enjoying close to 16 hours power daily up from like 4 hours in 2 days last year. Some of you should try and follow the news and see what is going on before you post on NL. As I am typing now, power has been mostly on since yesterday. It was interupted for about 5 hours yesterday afternoon and 2 hours at night.

From current projection, we should have constant power for most of the country by 2015/2016. This is putting into consideration a lot of infrastructural overhaul that the new companies will need to do nationwide.

Liveair:
People like you are the singular reason that Nigeria seems to be in perpetual disrepair.
Where in Nigeria have you seen constant power?
Does privatization simply mean constant power? Are MTN, GLO, etc not private? So do we enjoy flawless connections?
The companies to run the new power projects are they not all owned by same corrupt nigerians? Who checks who?
You need to wake up and start being truthfull and stop deceiving people.
It is only the next generation of leaders who understand what constant power is and who are hell-bent on stamping out corruption that can take this country there.

osifred: My picture is my contribution to topic

thelastPope: Many parts of Nigeria are already enjoying constant power supply so I don't know what you are talking about.

The new DISCOs are about to take over the facilities. In 3 to 4 months, power will be fully run by the private sector. Tthe total generation expected by the and of the year is between 8000 to 10000MW. The Mambilla hydroeletric plant which should be ready by end of 2014 will produce 10000MW. That is at least 20000MW by end of 2014! So I don't know what you are talking about.

All the transmission projects will be completed this year. Several have already being commisioned already like the Benin-Onitsha N1 line. I am enjoying close to 16 hours power daily up from like 4 hours in 2 days last year. Some of you should try and follow the news and see what is going on before you post on NL. As I am typing now, power has been mostly on since yesterday. It was interupted for about 5 hours yesterday afternoon and 2 hours at night.


From current projection, we should have constant power for most of the country by 2015/2016. This is putting into consideration a lot of infrastructural overhaul that the new companies will need to do nationwide.

9japipper: I was discusing with a fellow software developer when he brought up this question.. "I wonder how productive we are gonna be if we ever have constant power supply" now I see this question pop up in my head every now and then. You can not say the power situation in Nigeria is improving just bcus u have 10hrs or 12hrs of power supply in ur street while @ the next street its total blackout. Truth is this we are still very very far from constant power! Nigeria is a failed state period

ROSSIKE: You are a failed human being with no brains. How many threads have we had on this NL in the last year on state of power supply, in which at least 70% of forumers have reported IMPROVED power supply? Add that to the FACT of power generation having increased from 2400mw two years ago to 4.500mw today. Combine these two facts and it should be obvious EVEN TO A BUMBLING RETAR.D that there is steady improvement in supply. But no. Your negative, evil mindset will not let you put two and two together and tell the truth. Afterall power on YOUR street has not improved, so how can anyone dare claim that power supply in the NATION has improved. Self-centred, short-sighted wastrels.

ROSSIKE: ^^Shake your head for yourself (Not that it would help).

Reptyle: We are still expecting some of the "magawatts" been freely distributed here on Nairaland to be shared to us in Satellite Town, Ojo, Lagos.

Reptyle:

Oya we have noticed you. We have seen that you understand grammar and you are more foul-mouthed than a drunken seadog. Now run along and play with your toys and live the forum for people who have something constructive to say.

ninja4life: lol so u mean u ar being given free magas here

ROSSIKE:

Sorry, YOU don't get to shoo out those of us who will tell you the TRUTH just because you're full of misery and spite, and wish to impart same on others regardless of the truth. If you LIE that there has been no power improvement in Nigeria, and call your lies ''constructive'', I will be here to SHUT YOU UP WITH THE TRUTH.

Reptyle:

See! Even you can do it! You just managed to string 2 sentences together without calling me a "failed human being" or " bumbling retard." Clap for yourself! Now go back to practicing because you are not yet there. Too much anger in you my friend!

ROSSIKE: Bloody lying things. Instead of you to say ''well power has obviously improved nationwide but my area is yet to experience much improvement''.

THEN what you say will be respected.

But when you openly LIE, by saying ''There's been no improvement in the country! There's been no light on my street for 2 weeks'', then you are a selfish falsehood peddler with no interest of the NATION at heart, and you will be called out.

Reptyle:

Oops! I guess I spoke too soon!

I guess we are just going to have to keep ignoring you and your attempts to derail this thread

ROSSIKE:

You cannot ignore me, as you've so clearly shown. My words bite because they are the truth.