He will only do his best and leave, So lets hold on for his Best and hope all will be fine to the citizen satisfaction.

OP, wu tell u say every nija city looks like this untill getto& slum in Nigeria record 1 complete year of uninterrupted power supply, then i know we are serious,, otherwise we r still doing cartoon!

I wish him all the best.

I pray xo

na so!!!

dridowu:
ds will be a dream come true
but as at now i expect buhari and his team to increase power supply to minimum of 12-15hrs per day nationwide if they can't guarantee 24/7 power supply

mumu..sheyb e go soon enta

I sure say na malaria dream dey worry all of una,mstwsssssssssss! For over one month now no light and nepa hz brought dia fuckin bill...una dey hear dey kor bullshit!!!! Anywaz,buhari,#still waiting fr d miracle change

Aminat508:


Who thinks this will ever be?
http://www.ladunliadinews.com/2015/05/photo-when-buhari-finishes-with-nepa.html?m=1

virus04:


mumu..sheyb e go soon enta

@bolded, pls send my greetings to those that brought you up in such manner

We can't wait o.

Spaxon:
u must be a member of MFM

For where. I dey fear to date dem babes sef. They can fire anything. Your dp tho

buhari my manest man

The earlier una wake from the dream wey una de dream the better.

titus3:


Nigeria doesn't generate "GW" of electricity, if we did we won't be complaining at all, I believe you meant MW.

Bro...you fall my hand

TooNoisy:
That cannot happen in 4 or 8 years. The city of New York consumes 200GW of electricity. We generate just 3GW in Nigeria.

Moving from 3GW to 200GW doesn't happen in 8 years. Let us start by trying to achieve 45GW which is what is generated in South Africa. Even that is a tall order in 4 or 8 years. Fixing power cannot happen overnight. If we can get to 12MW, which means more Nigerians can have access to electricity and for a little longer than now, then he would have tried.

my dear its possible we just need to change certain policies and allow state to generate and distribute their power and I believe that is what GMB govt will do. They we also decentralized power and build generating plant close to its gas supply. My dear it can happen even under 2yrs

Drfresh0909:
my dear its possible we just need to change certain policies and allow state to generate and distribute their power and I believe that is what GMB govt will do. They we also decentralized power and build generating plant close to its gas supply. My dear it can happen even under 2yrs

All your proposals make sense but cannot be done in two years. Let us look at it critically.

Allow States to generate and distribute power. Do you think it is that easy? Where would the states get money from? 1,000MW costs about $1 billion and it would take about 4 years to bring on board. Where would the northern states get gas from? Most of the Southern States are not near Gas supply. What is the price of this gas supply? What kind of contracts are they and who guarantees these contracts?

Finally, how do you transmit the electricity to all parts of the country? TCN can only transmit 5GW at best. They need about $8billion to increase that to 20GW. About $20 billion to transmit 40GW. Do you think Nigeria can afford this? And do you know how long it takes to construct these lines and substations? Only DisCos can distribute power so states cannot just go generate and start supplying power unless the privatisation is reversed which would cause another pandemonium.

Rome was not built in a day and its not that easy. Buhari targets increasing generation to 12GW. That is about the best he can achieve realistically.

BabaNath:
For where. I dey fear to date dem babes sef. They can fire anything. Your dp tho

lol

dem fit fire anything
even ur toothbrush

titus3:


Nigeria doesn't generate "GW" of electricity, if we did we won't be complaining at all, I believe you meant MW.

3GW=3000MW. TooNoisy is correct.

TooNoisy:
That cannot happen in 4 or 8 years. The city of New York consumes 200GW of electricity. We generate just 3GW in Nigeria.

Moving from 3GW to 200GW doesn't happen in 8 years. Let us start by trying to achieve 45GW which is what is generated in South Africa. Even that is a tall order in 4 or 8 years. Fixing power cannot happen overnight. If we can get to 12MW, which means more Nigerians can have access to electricity and for a little longer than now, then he would have tried.

Very informed write. And objective also.