vimi:
Lol.. where e go b4? We bin promised stable light since 60's nah haba

My opinion iis for naija to embrace nuclear power as means of power generation for the sake of iits over 180million wards. That's what other successfully lighted nations use. The only ish would be maintenance

naijafella:


Dummie...

vimi:
Lol.. where e go b4? We bin promised stable light since 60's nah haba

My opinion iis for naija to embrace nuclear power as means of power generation for the sake of iits over 180million wards. That's what other successfully lighted nations use. The only ish would be maintenance

olutunde12:


Did he lern anything from ige at all? Bola ige as minister of power promised more thn this.

Teempakguy:
terrible idea.
No nuclear physicists
Poor maintenance record.
Also, it's not really about the production. It's about the distribution. No matter how much we produce, if we don't revamp the transmission systems, same problem will persist.

miquelon:


You want these people that can't manage dams and gas pipelines to manage nuclear plants. Cherynobl comes to mind

tolutweety:


Hmmn..
You make me remember the great lectures of Prof. B.J. on Fukushima.

bruno419:
let it beta be fast

9jatatafo:
No Nigerian leader will sweet talk me to believe we will have stable power supply, good roads, good hospitals, education, corruption free, employment for all, good housing and food for all. It is all wash. Waiting for N1=$1 and now stable power supply. Sowi!!!

all4naija:

Nuclear plant is cleaner,sustainable and expensive to build. That doesn't mean it can generates more power for the country. Most of the US power generation still comes from coal, the same can be said of China, South Africa excepting for France that has about 60% of his power need gotten from nuclear. Nigeria is a completely unskilled third-world country that lacks the ability to manage its infrastructure. Having a nuclear plant in the country is going to pose a death threat, most especially, to the environment. At least, we have seen how the oil has been poor managed in Niger-delta and the danger to the life of the people of the communities within that region.

vimi:


The fukushima failure occurred when the plant was hit by a tsunami that had been triggered by the magnitude 9.0 on the 11 march 2011,...

all4naija:
You read my post not through it. However, you didn't comprehend anything because you are as clueless and uneducated as the president. Bwahaha...

vimi:


Well since 1999 Nigeria was generating about 4,000 MW of electricity. After 15 years and $20 billion spent we are generating between 3,000 and 4,000 MW.”

The ruling party responded with a sharp rebuttal, stating that “as at May 29 1999, when PDP took office, Nigeria was generating 1,600 MW”, but that today the country generates “4,568 MW of electricity”.

Meanwhile

The USA is the world's largest producer of nuclear power, accounting for more than 30% of worldwide nuclear generation of electricity.
The country's 100 nuclear reactors produced 798 billion kWh in 2014, over 19% of total electrical output. There are now 99 units operable (98.7 GWe) and five under construction.
Dnt get mee wrong I'm not comparing this two countries but yes we can do more than 4,568 MW of electricity”

momasenny:



Sorry, we have light in my area since yesterday.
And stop wishing Nigeria bad, whatever happens to our dear country always remember you will benefit from it

989900:


Meh . . . as lame as me pointing out your punctuation and grammatical boo-boos, as valid response/solution to stable power supply/lack of.

BTW (moot point though), read 'thru', or 'read-through' is as valid as it gets -- presumptuousness would only keep you making silly blunders. #oya

Bwahaha... . You are funny i d i o t!

Idrismusty97:
Buhari is not a fisherman that he should lie, Nor a son of a fisherman that he should failed his promises.

0rex:

I know. The point I was trying to make was that Nuclear Plants are not very forgiving with any malfunctions either due to accidents or poor maintenance & we all know how we handle things in this country on average.

1miccza:


You are forgetting the fact that after Chernobyl,Russia and the world learnt their lesson even if it was in a hard way besides if the plants are sited under water,the hazard and risk would be reduced by almost 5o%

miquelon:


You want these people that can't manage dams and gas pipelines to manage nuclear plants. Cherynobl comes to mind

all4naija:
Bwahaha... . You are funny i d i o t!

miquelon:

True but our government's maintenance culture is not the best & would hate to see a plant operator hand over money to pass inspection

1miccza:


If only they at the top would read through this Chat and follow it,that would have been the best,but i tell you,instead of implementing it to the letter it would be so politicised and destroyed completely do you have a means of forwarding brilliant ideas like this to the right quarters?
Another thing is would our water bodies like the bar beaches and all be able to carry such a project?

QuotaSystem:
This man has an infectious optimism which can only be borne out of a clear vision and having a defined plan of action.

9jatatafo:


This is the problem with Nigerians, just too gullible. Just because you have light so you feel everywhere in Nigeria there is light. I have been watching closely right from the time of Alh. Shehu Shagari till date, light has been problem so don't tell me rubbish. It is all empty promises, we have heard light for all by different government still no way out. I tell you here that PMB cannot fix it. When he ruled as a military head of state, there was light issue.

vimi:


Well since 1999 Nigeria was generating about 4,000 MW of electricity. After 15 years and $20 billion spent we are generating between 3,000 and 4,000 MW.”

The ruling party responded with a sharp rebuttal, stating that “as at May 29 1999, when PDP took office, Nigeria was generating 1,600 MW”, but that today the country generates “4,568 MW of electricity”.

Meanwhile

The USA is the world's largest producer of nuclear power, accounting for more than 30% of worldwide nuclear generation of electricity.
The country's 100 nuclear reactors produced 798 billion kWh in 2014, over 19% of total electrical output. There are now 99 units operable (98.7 GWe) and five under construction.
Dnt get mee wrong I'm not comparing this two countries but yes we can do more than 4,568 MW of electricity”

vimi:


Everthing iis centered at corruption, GEJ was slow handling corruption let's see how GMB fares with the Cabals, this iis not an idea, they all know this I tell uu. On IDEAS severally I've bin a victim of stolen ideas n ii have decided to kip every thin known as idea to ma self.

shammah1:
Okay BabaOneChance. When precisely? I'm losing my patience already.

1miccza:


Well don't you think that can be checked with a firm leader in charge?