basilo101:

What? there are at least three hydro power plants in Niger state alone sending the power generate to national station (dont kw the real name) at Osogbo for distribution. The worst part is that power generation always peaked at this tym of the year under GEJ and u hypocrites have always attributed it to the volume of water in the dams.

tete7000:


Oshiomole, the governor of Edo State is the leading supporter of the body language, he may have the best answer to Edo power problem.

basilo101:

What? there are at least three hydro power plants in Niger state alone sending the power generate to national station (dont kw the real name) at Osogbo for distribution. The worst part is that power generation always peaked at this tym of the year under GEJ and u hypocrites have always attributed it to the volume of water in the dams.

basilo101:

Benin distribution company is doing a bad job. i was in Akure, one of their catchment areas and power situation was so bad

tete7000:


Oshiomole, the governor of Edo State is the leading supporter of the body language, he may have the best answer to Edo power problem.

dulaman:
Guys above.
Don't you see the part he say the fear of buhari has made those in charge to sit up. No more gas vandalisation,no gas diverting, no more fake pipe repair contract every quarter.

dulaman:
Guys above.
Don't you see the part he say the fear of buhari has made those in charge to sit up. No more gas vandalisation,no gas diverting, no more fake pipe repair contract every quarter.

okosodo:
everybody is saying power supply has improved, but in benin its worse than it used to be

centje:
It troubles me how Nigerian youths, supposedly young with high memory, yet keep exhibiting chronic amnesia. This improved power occurs around this time yearly. Last year, around this period of heavy rain, they hailed GEJ for improved power, I can still recall how Senate president, David Mark, descibed it as a hoax. This year, again they've started attributting power improvement to Buhari, Nigerians and Nigeria need divine intervention, seriously

This person you're deceptively praising for political gains is enjoying 24hrs light in the government house...Well, they say common sense isn't common, otherwise they would have known it's just rise in water level that occurs yearly during rainy season.

Pluslargent:
Truth is to every problem Nigerian masses go through, some cabals use it to get ill wealth.like power for instance,am sure the generator importers and fuel sellers are experiencing a sharp drop in patronage (reminds me of a pix trending a while back of a trader asleep at his generator shop).
hence this set of people would do anything for power to go back to status quo so thier ill gotten profits can keep flowing in.
Just like some one said, who ever the members of that union are,thier jobs should be unsustainable too,and PMB should keep sacking till he gets the crop of. workers who understands that mediocrity will no longer be tolerated for the benefit of a few and the detriment of the masses

shurlermoz:


I don't know where you live but in my area there has been a great improvement in power supply and to me that is progress.

repogirl:
LMAO....these people lie will make devil salute sef.... Abeg can anyone tell me specifically what Buhari did that improved the power supply.

Was it him that brought about the rainy season?
Abi was it him that provided the infrastructure that is on ground now?
Oh maybe it was him that gave the pipeline vandals permission to stop vandalising the pipelines?

Who dash monkey banana? Rubbish!

SKYQUEST:


I think Nigerians are the people with shortest memory in the world. They always forget so soon. This is not the first time we are experiencing this kind of improvement in power and the annoying part of it is all this unreasonable reasons of body movement. Things will soon go back to their old bad ways except PMB immediately start firing things up from where GEJ stopped. Hate it or like it, but that is the truth.

Image123:


Na God dash monkey banana, who else? Good that you agree that there is improved power supply, something that was not possible in the past administration, we are generating over 4500MW consistently. This is caused by improved GAS SUPPLY, not Jonathan, not IPP or NIPPs, simply improved gas supply to the IPPs and NIPPs. Our dams account for just about 1100MW, they have been there since forever, GEJ didn't build any hydro power. Now, what GEJ needed to do was improve gas supply to the NIPPs and we would have power like this but he didn't, or couldn't, or just wouldn't. So, only rainy seasons helped him since the hydro dams give more MW then, but currently we have both hydrodams and NIPPs giving more MW.

repogirl:
so how did Buhari now improve the gas supply?

If you recall, the same month Buhari resumed office the power seemed to improve...so what exactly did Buhari do to improve the gas supply because I didn't see any thing in the news that said he did something about it.

Image123:

See these then,

www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/09/buharis-order-to-operators-reason-for-improved-power-supply-says-fg/

www.dailytimes.com.ng/buhari-behind-improvement-upon-power-supply/

www.thenationonlineng.net/improved-power-supply-likely-to-be-sustained/

www.dailymail.com.ng/power-supply-whats-muhammadu-buhari-doing-that-goodluck-jonathan-didnt-do/

The reason for the noticeable relative stability in supply is attributable to improvements across the electricity supply value chain, which include gas supply, reduced vandalism and upgrade of generation facilities by the new investors.

repogirl:




I went through all the links and this is the general reason for the improved power supply.

I knew about the reduced vandalism part and I wonder, isn't it funny that the vandalism ended when Buhari won the elections?

Isn't it suspect? Maybe not to you anyway but for me, I wonder why it is now their so called 'antivandalism' campaign is taking effect.

I guess we should thank Buharis body language odour.

As for the new investors, was it also Buhari who brought them in? I strongly doubt it, we all know how hard Jonathan worked trying to restructure and privatise the power sector but thanks to saboteurs and vandals, his efforts were frustrated.

Buhari who cannot name ministers, under his watch, even with the renewed power supply, our economy is on a steady decline and you tell me the same day he was inaugurated, he improved power supply?

Abeg, that lie is too hard for me to swallow.

Image123:


Good that you agree that there is improved power supply, something that was not possible in the past administration, we are generating over 4500MW consistently. This is caused by improved GAS SUPPLY, not Jonathan, not IPP or NIPPs, simply improved gas supply to the IPPs and NIPPs. Our dams account for just about 1100MW, they have been there since forever, GEJ didn't build any hydro power. Now, what GEJ needed to do was improve gas supply to the NIPPs and we would have power like this but he didn't, or couldn't, or just wouldn't. So, only rainy seasons helped him since the hydro dams give more MW then, but currently we have both hydrodams and NIPPs giving more MW.

chudionu58:
You are just a shameless idiot! If Jonathan didn't improve gas then who did?? Or better still how did Buhari improve gas! Don't tell how us vandals have all run away because of his body odour!

You must be uncharitable for insinuating that GEJ have no impact on the hydros.. please note (if indeed you don't know)
https://m.facebook.com/FMINigeria/posts/452717804781133


It has come to a point where you must be permanently ignored! there is no gain educating a crass propagandist!

Image123:


Thanks be to God that you have seen the reasons for the improvement. All these were not done in the past government. I'm sure you do not expect Buhari to go and be joining cable or climbing pole so you will have light. That's competence and people management for you, , I see nothing suspect and no economic decline, I'm done with the paper statistics and figures of the past government that bore no tangible reprise to over 90% of Nigerians. Salaries are being paid without headache despite dwindling oil prices monthly allocations shared to the states are increasing.

repogirl:
okay and what do you have to say about the crashed stock market that has lost trillions of naira, that one is fact and not paper statistics.

Image123:


It hasn't literally lost trillions of naira. Market share values change constantly and globally. We're currently experiencing a bearish trend due to many factors. Yes,the current government is a factor but things will swing. Financial markets are that way,and thankfully it doesn't affect over 90% of Nigerians. Heaven is not falling like we're being made to believe.

repogirl:
how do you know it doesn't affect over 90 percent of Nigerians, I thought you didn't give credence to paper statistics?

Anyway, the plunge in the stocks affected me personally and I have lost much...stocks way below the cost I bought them. Millions lost and I am not joking.

Seriously I never saw this coming because i assumed the transition would be smooth, I never foresaw that his cabinet would be withheld with no direction concerning the economy.

I pray it bounces back soon because i am dead broke and important projects have been put on hold because my money is tied up. So forgive me if I have little/no faith in your messiah.