RichDad1:
Paying more for what we don't have?
Only in Nigeria.


To all you shouting Fashola dis, Buhari that...,
You all should know that it's the [b]Former Clueless government led by GEJ that signs this slavery pact.
If not for APC, no one knows what would have happen to this country.[/b]

OldJohn:


Which power is been produced? eople spend a week without power and u talking of hiking the price of the little light we get

Sometimes I feel buhari just wants to punish Nigerians for not voting him many years ago... He doesn't seem concerned about our plights. Pls when is he travelling next

falcon01:
dude!!! Are you living in the bush.. We always have power in my area in fact i have forgotten when last my battery reached 40%

manny4life:



At least according to the campaign promises, electricity shouldn't be expensive. We have abundant resource (oil and gas) to make it seriously CHEAP, so unless this is a false promise, I'm sure they can make it happen.

OldJohn:



What are u saying? Do u know that sometimes in Benin, our maintenance +vat monthly fee surpasses what we consume for that month?

RichDad1:
Paying more for what we don't have?
Only in Nigeria.


To all you shouting Fashola dis, Buhari that...,
You all should know that it's the [b]Former Clueless government led by GEJ that signs this slavery pact.
If not for APC, no one knows what would have happen to this country.[/b]

otokx:
where is his twitter handle?

IzonOwei:
can we see the mega watts first...we are ready to pay but first we need to see what we are paying for...is it that hard...i have my prepaid card loaded up but no electricity to enjoy it...this government is annoying...

sukkot:
it may not be too expensive but when it is running 24 7 it adds up. people are going to have to start doing what people do in britain. as soon as you leave a room you turn the light off. you only have light turned on in the room you are. thats how you save money. dont have unnecessary lights on

sukkot:
it may not be too expensive but when it is running 24 7 it adds up. people are going to have to start doing what people do in britain. as soon as you leave a room you turn the light off. you only have light turned on in the room you are. thats how you save money. dont have unnecessary lights on

manny4life:


I don't know how it's done in Britain, but here in America and for a state like Texas, that has abundance of oil/gas (similar to Nigeria), electricity is dirty cheap. In fact, they have electricity plans that encourage more usage (more usage, more discount and lesser bill). My point is, let Nigerians experience excess electricity first, before talking about increase (which shouldn't be expensive either).

abbey621:
In the States, people pay anywhere from $60 to $300 per month for electricity, if we want stable electricity in Nigeria we have to be ready to pay 10,000 to 50,000 Naira per month, unless the government is willing to subsidize. We would all like to blame the government for not providing stable electricity but how many people actually pay their electricity bills? Some people would even risk their lives by tapping current from the electricity pole or connecting wires all over their homes. The real solution here is to leave electricity out of theo hands of the Government and put it in the hands of private companies, let them charge whatever price and let's have a healthy competition just like in advanced countries. This way anybody that wants electricity would sign up with those companies, pay a security deposit and then get a meter. When we give those companies full control instead of this pseudo privatization then our electricity situation will surely improve!

Love Machine:
Why didn't they say all this during their campaign? They were promising free this free that as if it would be that easy.Does fashola pay for electricity consumption?No!It's paid from by the people.