Obinoscopy:
http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/fg-signs-1bn-mou-on-1000mw-plant/

Seun:
What's a MoU and what does it mean in the practical sense?

Seun:
Pls explain what it means practically if you know the answer.. Of what practical benefit is the MOU to Nigerians?? What has actually happened beyond the spewing of words for press coverage?

Seun:
What's a MoU and what does it mean in the practical sense?

MissMeiya:


Do I spy dissatisfaction?

Seun:
What's a MoU and what does it mean in the practical sense?

bigtt76:
Is it that Nigeria cannot brace herself to build a power plant that can generate more than a thousand MW? All these small small tiger plant den de build about with huge sums of money .....e de bi for dem o

Obinoscopy:
http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/fg-signs-1bn-mou-on-1000mw-plant/

Bagani:
Fresh News in Fresh Air
#GEJ till 2019

feasy1:
I wish the 1,000MW news was not a MOU but a commissioning news, Nigerians need to help Nigeria, the youth is the hope of this country, we can't continue to do the same thing and expect a different result.

" A life without electricity is a life with limited opportunities"

Femi Adeyemo

Adminisher:
MOU is not a contract. It is a framework loosely binding agreement. We will take them serious when contracts are signed. Also transporting LNG to the North is a crazy idea. If the plan is to use trucks that will carry LNG to a new regasification plant, the idea needs a lot of study.

biodunid:
Exporting What We Don't Produce and Importing What we Flare Since 1960!

Following the bright idea of bringing in refined oil products from Niger we now move on to importing natural gas from Niger while we continue flaring gas in the Delta and leaving gas in the ground. Such progress under GEJnomics! Yet even this is touted as a policy success!

At least the North is weaning itself off moribund naija. It has its own army (cJTF), its regional economic and energy linkages and its emirs rule kingdoms that span beyond naija. I hope Tinubu and his boys are learning how it is done.

We need an LNG regassifier at Egbin and all along the SW coast to deliver the more than 20,000MW the SW needs for prosperity. We need to accelerate development of the LEKOIL field and Aje even as we need to accelerate exploration on and offshore the SW. Ondo fields need to be optimally exploited. Bitumen can't be allowed to waste any longer. Oodua moneybags should pour their billions into these areas.

The bluff of the ND should be called and we should be the ones to propose the amicable break up of what was the Blackman's best hope for redemption. We can restart from zero and ally with like minded people in Bendel, Benin Republic, Togo, Ghana etc if we think we need scale. All we have gotten for five decades from being part of this nation has been abuse and retardation. We should leave oil and governance to those who believe they own both.