"The problem then was traced to the shocks that accompanied the process of handover and vandalism of critical gas pipelines by sabotuers who were suspected to be agents of APC "

obayaya: a lil improvement

had light for more than 15 hours in Choba yesterday..

though there's no light right now

harizonal123: I personally experienced 24hours power supply without blinking at ughell, delta state about 3 weeks ago. Kudos to privatisation

Abagworo: Fact remains that OBJ's efforts is starting to yield

IGBO-SON:


^^^Hehehehehe

Sincere 9gerian:
My brother, I dont have evidence but that group is evil and prime suspect.

Nightshift: Thanks to EnBW, i have been having electricity non-stop since 1994! EnBW stands for Energie Baden - Württemberg .

basilo101: FG please privatise our universities and roads. SE is a pure capitalist region, our entrepreneurs drive developments instead of govnors. Emeka Offor and co, tnx 4 ur gud biznes acumen

otokx: ENUGU area has always had it average to good, if you want to know how bad it is come down to the UNIVERSITY of PORT HARCOURT situated in CHOBA and ALUU area.

Abagworo: Fact remains that OBJ's efforts is starting to yield

otokx:

what is your monthly bill like? most people that say they enjoy light are unable to say how much they pay per month for the light which goes to show one of the root causes of our problems.

Sincere 9gerian: The turbulence that followed the privatisation of PHCN successor companies appears to be abating as we'r beginning to notice some stability in power supply in most parts of Enugu.

The handover of PHCN successor companies on the first of November was followed by periods of drastic worsening of power nationwide. The problem then was traced to the shocks that accompanied the process of handover and vandalism of critical gas pipelines by sabotuers who were suspected to be agents of APC.

However, with these major pipelines fixed and the new owners of the Discos and Gencos having increasing firm control on the systems, things appear to be looking good.

Nonetheless, with the risk of vandalism by evil elements still high and the expected 1-2 years incumbation period for significant investments by the new owners, it is not yet time for celebration.

So how is the public power supply in your area? Are you also seeing traces of improvement?

ilugunboy:

...and yet you opened your putrid mouth to yelled that gibberish.

Sincere 9gerian: The turbulence that followed the privatisation of PHCN successor companies appears to be abating as we'r beginning to notice some stability in power supply in most parts of Enugu.

The handover of PHCN successor companies on the first of November was followed by periods of drastic worsening of power nationwide. The problem then was traced to the shocks that accompanied the process of handover and vandalism of critical gas pipelines by sabotuers who were suspected to be agents of APC.

However, with these major pipelines fixed and the new owners of the Discos and Gencos having increasing firm control on the systems, things appear to be looking good.

Nonetheless, with the risk of vandalism by evil elements still high and the expected 1-2 years incumbation period for significant investments by the new owners, it is not yet time for celebration.

So how is the public power supply in your area? Are you also seeing traces of improvement?