VickyRotex:
Yea, its very possible.

But before then, its time to relocate to Bonny. No time

when hardship strike you for Bonny eeh you go know. Relocate to Bonny Island at your own peril.

Raxxye:
Bonny could ring a bell in the ears of many as the town where the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas(NLNG) plant is situated, but for those who do not know, it is an island by the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and one of the 23 local government areas of Rivers State, as well as home to the newly a established Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas.

The most remarkable thing about this town is that there is never power failure!
Yes, you heard well; Bonny residents enjoy 24/7 electricity supply all year round!

In my two-years stay in the town so far, the total time of power outage is less than 6 hours. Such outages are usually due to routine maintenance by the BUC(Bonny Utility Company). The residents hardly know how much kerosene or cooking gas sells for because they cook with electric cookers and power availability is guaranteed for their daily cookings.

My question is: if this could work in Bonny, can't this model be studied and replicated in other parts of Nigeria?

Cc
Lalasticlala

Almost relocated there last year and I don't regret changing my mind. Two major issues with bonny island is water and cultism. They don't have water, it's being routinely supplied but worst of all is cultism, an everyday lifestyle, @op bonny island ain't the only place with that much power supply, you forgot omoku but they all have the same thing in common, crime rate and cultism at it's peak. Also the waterways between ph and bonny is a den of robbers and pirates from the creeks. I ain't exaggerating. You can only really enjoy bonny if you are inside nlng and travel with nlng boats that have military escorts.

stanisbaratheon:



when hardship strike you for Bonny eeh to go know. Relocate to Bonny Island at your own peril.

Winsh kind hardship? When 24/7 light dey.

Bet na joke o, I no dey relocate. Naija go better

O.p,

Abeg ashana dey there ?; am just asking for the sake of b0rn2fuck n his gang, who might want to cast their nets towards that town.

VickyRotex:

Winsh kind hardship? When 24/7 light dey.
Bet na joke o, I no dey relocate. Naija go better

someone is afraid already

stanisbaratheon:



someone is afraid already

You can say that again

I just read that guy's comment above and I'm shivering already

Gepheral:
'Bayan Gari' in Bauchi as @then..

Thank you for saying as at then. The whole of bauchi is in total darkness

DavidGodwin:
Gauta, a village in Keffi, Nassarawa State enjoys same.

Please throw more light.

Iffffffy:
yeah

thanks ife

mobuch:

O.p,

Abeg ashana dey there ?; am just asking for the sake of b0rn2fuck n his gang, who might want to cast their nets towards that town.

I dey pity persson wey born u

themodernman:


Lols...shey boat no go capsize so

That amount is okay as long as there's regular power supply. But how do the whites leave the place or is their work primarily there? Also what of security and safety? Hooe no militants or natural disaster like flooding etc.

As a medical doctor can I get a hospital to work in over there...tnx.

There are hospitals of course.
The whites and other LNG workers live in the NLNG residential area(someone posted an aerial photograph of the place in this thread). If they have need to travel to Port Harcourt, NLNG operated boats convey them there. They also make use of choppers!

b0rn2fuck:
I dey pity persson wey born u

Silly swine

mobuch:


Silly swine

nuisance

mobuch:

O.p,
Abeg ashana dey there ?; am just asking for the sake of b0rn2fuck n his gang, who might want to cast their nets towards that town.

b0rn2fuck:
I dey pity persson wey born u

FOREXMARTS:

Almost relocated there last year and I don't regret changing my mind. Two major issues with bonny island is water and cultism. They don't have water, it's being routinely supplied but worst of all is cultism, an everyday lifestyle, @op bonny island ain't the only place with that much power supply, you forgot omoku but they all have the same thing in common, crime rate and cultism at it's peak. Also the waterways between ph and bonny is a den of robbers and pirates from the creeks. I ain't exaggerating. You can only really enjoy bonny if you are inside nlng and travel with nlng boats that have military escorts.

You made a valid point regarding water. It's a bit of a challenge (though it's not too bad), but there's an ongoing multi-billion naira water project, which when completed will see an end to that.
In general though, I still prefer the situation bc water can be fetched, stored and used later, unlike light!
As for cultism, I have never had any bad experience in the two years I've been here. I have never been harassed even when i sometimes have to walk home at very late hours. Again, cultism is a general problem in the south-south region and not peculiar to Bonny!

I lived on Bonny Island for about four years.
Yes, there is regular power supply since 2003, but the town outside the Nigeria LNG RAs still looks as underdeveloped as Ajegunle in Lagos.

U guys need need to visit ajaokuta in kogi state to see uninterrupted electricity!!!

Raxxye:

There are hospitals of course.
The whites and other LNG workers live in the NLNG residential area(someone posted an aerial photograph of the place in this thread). If they have need to travel to Port Harcourt, NLNG operated boats convey them there. They also make use of choppers!

I've sent you mail but you're yet to reply.

[Afam Okoloma Ndoki are runs the same way as Bonny too. so Govt should handle their projects well especially in the power sector.

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Ikotun egbe ,ile iwe Synagogue area,
Dos in dat area knws wat am talling abt.
24/7 light
Bt houses are xpnsve dere even though say d area is crowded

Raxxye:

There are hospitals of course.
The whites and other LNG workers live in the NLNG residential area(someone posted an aerial photograph of the place in this thread). If they have need to travel to Port Harcourt, NLNG operated boats convey them there. They also make use of choppers!

And I guess d accommodation you're talking about will be outside NLNG residential area. I hope the light there is d same 24hrs light. What about security hope no militants? Hope no flood? Can one swim in d waters around d island? Tell me d things i should be worried about.

victorels:
Bonny is owned by foreigners. The villagers there suffers like we do. No entrance is allowed by uninvited guest into the main city.

But someone just said they enjoy 247 light na.

room089:
Bonny wey dem dey use dollars buy sontin? Abeg Bonny dey Naija but e no follow for Naija!
Tell me anoda place wey dey enjoy light 24/7!

Murtala Mohammed Specialist Hospital Kano State. Even Aso Rock no get light reach them. They don't blink the light walahi!!!

But talk true sey na dollar dem dey use buy sontin.

themonk:
see as we dey broadcast just one city in nigeria with constant power supply, while the white man have resolved light issues since time immemorial. Sometimes i cant help but think the Queen left quite early.

hahahaha,
nigga u cray!!

liberty300:
Bonny is an island ran by white men from shell, no surprises dere

"ran" by white men? Ran in what sence? That "the" white men are local govt chairmen or in the cabinet of the king or secretary to the govt. Please tell me what position of influence does these white men hold in Bonny town other than work at the industrial rea for which they were brought and go home back to their residential area. then leave the country after completion of their job. why do you like disgracing your family by talking rubbish and making the whole world know that formal education wasnt provided for you

We used to have 24 hours uninterrupted power supply here in Kainji, Niger State. Until recently when our transformers start malfunctioning. As it is, when there is no case of minor fault or fallen electric poles, we still have up to 22 hours power supply or more.

Viciyus:


SEE ANOTHER DUMB GUY!!

DID YOU READ THAT ARTICLE AT THE BACK OF YOUR YANSH?

THE OP MAKE MENTION OF GAS POWER PLANT LIKE TWO TIMES AND YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE SOURCE OF CONSTANT POWER SUPPLY.


LEARN TO READ AND UNDERSTAND, DON'T THINK LIKE AN ANIMAL

You must be a goat! Do you know how many gas plants there are in Nigeria?

22 (Twenty-two)!!! 7 of them are fully operational, 8 are partially operational while most of the rest are under construction.

So if it necessarily follows that where there is a gas plant there would be 24/7 electricity, do you have any idea the number of towns or villages around them in Nigeria that would boast of electricity for at least 18 hours of the day.

I just can't imagine the magnitude of your foolishness; rushing into hasty conclusions. No wonder you type in capital letter.

wewe1:
Everything is Possible if you believe.

Bros,Its nt a Rocket science.This is nt about believe.Its about the will to do it. Our Leaders gives themselves to much problem to deal with. The way forward is create the power needs that can serve every village,town,City and State. No need of all this National Grid hulla balloo. Same can also be done in Refinaries establishment(Moduler Rifeneries)

Burger01:
I don't think that city is running off national grid

National grid of a thing is our problem when it comes to electricity. Take it or leave it!

Mustay:


Please throw more light.

More light about Gauta, Keffi, Nassarawa State or constant electricity? Lols
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Anyways, I heard the then governor of this state has a farm at the interior part of the village. The high tension cable passed thru this town to the farm. Even Keffi as a town doesn't enjoy this.
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Well, blame it on our greedy politicians whose interests are in their pot belly

very true

Remii:
most niger delta creek communities get free power from oil company facilities and never on national grid,

And yet dem go still dey vandalize pipelines dey shout "our oyel" how shallow