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Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Ajibel(m): 10:11am On May 25, 2016 |
odomanis: Please read below: Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, on Sunday evening boasted that he could provide uninterrupted power supply to Lagos residents between six and eight months. Fashola spoke at the commissioning of 8.5 megawatts Lekki Independent Power Project (IPP), the fifth of such power projects in the last five years in the state. The governor said the addition of the Lekki IPP was a testament to the fact that stable power does not require rocket science to achieve in the country. While challenging power distribution companies in the state, Fashola said, “Let the Eko DISCOs sign a contract with me, giving part of their concessioning to the state government, in about six to eight months, there will be power in all homes in Lagos State,” Fashola said. He added, “So, let no one say that he has no money to deliver power for the entire country. This is the limit to which the law allows us to do, but we have done this to make a statement that power can be generated. So, when they come with lies that power is impossible, you can tell them that we have power here; we make it possible”. Full link https://www.nairaland.com/2189424/provide-stable-power-eight-months 1 Like |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Ajibel(m): 10:12am On May 25, 2016 |
kombitel: erico2k2: Please read below: Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, on Sunday evening boasted that he could provide uninterrupted power supply to Lagos residents between six and eight months. Fashola spoke at the commissioning of 8.5 megawatts Lekki Independent Power Project (IPP), the fifth of such power projects in the last five years in the state. The governor said the addition of the Lekki IPP was a testament to the fact that stable power does not require rocket science to achieve in the country. While challenging power distribution companies in the state, Fashola said, “Let the Eko DISCOs sign a contract with me, giving part of their concessioning to the state government, in about six to eight months, there will be power in all homes in Lagos State,” Fashola said. He added, “So, let no one say that he has no money to deliver power for the entire country. This is the limit to which the law allows us to do, but we have done this to make a statement that power can be generated. So, when they come with lies that power is impossible, you can tell them that we have power here; we make it possible”. Full link https://www.nairaland.com/2189424/provide-stable-power-eight-months 2 Likes |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by udy4real(m): 10:13am On May 25, 2016 |
naturalwaves: What country do u come from,because am sure ure not a Nigerian |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by naturalwaves: 10:16am On May 25, 2016 |
Legitbaba:Okay. Check my writeups again, I said normally, it is supposed to vary directly if both ends i.e the crude producing part and the refined producing part are the market determinants but as it is, Nigeria does not seem to be a market determinant as some countries have even boycotted our crude. So, that is what is responsible for the converse. |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Nobody: 10:18am On May 25, 2016 |
That Awkward Moment when Minister of Power says "I didnt Promise Regular Power in 6 Months"
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Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by donguutti: 10:22am On May 25, 2016 |
naturalwaves: Accept your ignorance of some things, learn and let it go,,,,,whether you have the refinery determinant or not , if crude prices go up, PMS would go up.....USA has started buying 400k barrels of Nigerian crude, but that would not affect Nigerian gasoline prices.You can look up prices of Gasoline and crude oil correlation charts, |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Candyrain(m): 10:26am On May 25, 2016 |
Rose2014: Good day love. How are u? |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Legitbaba(m): 10:30am On May 25, 2016 |
naturalwaves:Sorry....I don't know where you learnt your economics ...buh from d little I know (I don't know much of economics BTW).. it's always been inverse....high oil prices leads to high prices of the by-product.....simple logic... I appreciate your opinion...nd ur arguments by not going the abusive or name calling way... Kudos for that |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by kutchs: 10:30am On May 25, 2016 |
SLIDEwaxie:Just shut the hell up candle wax. The improvement in power supply after you guys took over has absolutely nothing to do with you that much your messiah Buhari even confirmed. It's a shame, however, that you cannot maintain what you were given. A serious govt would have built on the legacies and gains of the Jonathan's govt. Ina any case, vandalism and blowing up of gas pipelines didn't start today, it didn't even start with Jonathan but he found the best way to handle it to ensure oil and gas flow but your clueless masters can't and won't. Fashola knew the challenges the Jonathan's govt faced as an insider when he made the promise to vix power in 6 months. He knew how difficult it was given the challenges but to impress goons like you he went about saying rubbish. Why do you make excuse for him. Tell him to give us power or just shut up. |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by naturalwaves: 10:31am On May 25, 2016 |
Ajibel:Thanks for the clarification. Most of them only read sensational headlines and not content. |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by porka: 10:31am On May 25, 2016 |
That has always been the problem with below average performance. When the guy built a heavily tolled 4-lane 1.3km link bridge in Ikoyi, the 'whole world' was not allowed to rest. We were told that was the best thing to happen to Lagos since the Portuguese left. The guy was lighting Lagos streetlights and 'A COMMUNITY IN LEKKI' with diesel powered generators only to come and tout his 'expertise' in power generation. Now, even to maintain power supply already provided for ordinary Asokoro district before the 'super minister' took office is becoming more than 'rocket science'. It is like a boy 'dusting' his mates in a village school who suddenly found himself in a city school. The boy suddenly found he has always been a mediocre. The realization of his inadequacies was too much to bear. 'Omo toni baba'un o la, omo toni baba'un o lowo lowo, enu e le kosi yen'. |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Rose2014: 10:34am On May 25, 2016 |
Candyrain: I'm fine honey. U've bn scarce like tomatoes these days |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Inova(m): 10:34am On May 25, 2016 |
Rose2014:I cant believe you are quoting a gossip site. .... |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by anonimi: 10:34am On May 25, 2016 |
naturalwaves: You are only being clever by half just like the smart crook whom you are defending with long, winding tales. The elombah.com link you provided had this at the beginning, not so Fashola who blasted FG for its reluctance to adjust the pump price of PMS, made the remarks while addressing hundreds of youths at the Lagos State and After School Graduation Development Centre, AGDC, IGNITE Employability Project 5, Ikeja. You can keep trying to spin Barawo rogue FashOle, BRF's hypocrisy as much as you like. You cannot change what he said on record. www.nairaland.com/attachments/3340066_image_jpeg9f360c5ab7736510df54c882e9dbf188 www.nairaland.com/attachments/3753222_3730275cdatausersdefappsappdatainternetexplorertempsavedimages3689275cf7ol5uukamuh0gjpegaae40b08853e50bfc9f2ff91d6ec0b75jpeg6e866443a0d48e8dbe61959cf67dd92d_jpeg_jpegdb8079debc1d2935e6c0847649d632d8 |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Rose2014: 10:36am On May 25, 2016 |
Inova: I prefer when smart people quote me. Oya here ]http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/power-supply-all-homes-in-lagos-will-be-lit-in-six-months-if-fashola/ http://www.zubbyblog.com/serious-government-will-fixthe-power-problem-six-months-fashola-2014/ http://newsrescue.com/there-will-be-power-in-all-homes-in-six-months-if-i-was-in-charge-fashola-rescued/ |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by micxwell(m): 10:47am On May 25, 2016 |
Boosit!!..... in Falz's voice |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Candyrain(m): 10:49am On May 25, 2016 |
Rose2014: Hahaha I've been quite busy recently but I'm back for now. And honestly this scarcity of tomatoes have become a predicament. Tomato paste stew is the way to go now. How's it going at work place? |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by naturalwaves: 10:51am On May 25, 2016 |
Legitbaba:yeah, everyone knows it should vary directly normally but that is if everything is alright but there is more to it in Nigeria........Look at these excerpts..... Speaking with The Guardian on why petrol price is still high in Nigeria despite the declining crude oil prices, Head, Energy Research, Ecobank Development Company (EDC) Nigeria Limited, Dolapo Oni said: “The first is devaluation. As we are fully dependent on imports for our petroleum products currently, we are exposed to the higher foreign exchange rate compared to last year. As oil prices continue to drive lower, the demand for ships to buy the crude for storage till prices recover has forced the freight rate of ships to increase, thus the freight component of getting the products into the country has also increased. According to him, “the share of the nation’s resources committed to fuel importation and fuel subsidy is horrendous and perhaps scandalous, since declining oil price was supposed to moderate the cost of petrol.” On why there was no reflection, Yusuf, an economist, said the country did not have a downstream market because government fixed all the prices with all manner of interventions, like subsidies. “We don’t have the kind of market mechanism that can easily reflect changes in some parameters. Even if it reflects, it will not show. If we have such a market, competition will force prices to come down. In the downstream, we don’t have what is called a proper market, so the reflections happening in the global arena can hardly reflect locally. To the past Head of the Department of Petroleum Engineering and the Deputy Director, Centre for Petroleum, Energy Economics and Law, Dr. Olugbenga Falode: “It is a demand and supply scenario that you see everywhere. If the demand is high and the supply is short, the price will go up. It is quite unfortunate that Nigeria’s refineries that were built to refine the country’s crude oil are not producing up to full capacity which has made the country to depend on importation of petroleum products.” Falode therefore called on the Federal Government to resuscitate refineries and make them work to full capacity to meet local demand for petrol. So, you see, it is a whole lot of problems that made ours to be converse and the government is now taking steps. The truth is , it will take a while before such reflects. So, for now, with respect to crude and pms, there can"t be a direct variation till there is a stability. Source was from Gaurdian, Dec. 2015, |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Get2go: 10:52am On May 25, 2016 |
Just negodu..
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Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Rose2014: 10:54am On May 25, 2016 |
Candyrain:Ofe akwu all d way for me I've bn fine thanks love. I'm home |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Candyrain(m): 10:54am On May 25, 2016 |
Rose2014: Sometimes trying to educate zombies can be enervating |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Rose2014: 10:55am On May 25, 2016 |
Candyrain:Chai |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Candyrain(m): 10:56am On May 25, 2016 |
Rose2014: Ofe akwu? Well I'll have to wait for u to come prepare dat, I don't see myself preparing it, I don't even know where to start. Hahaha |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Rose2014: 10:59am On May 25, 2016 |
Candyrain:Lol n smh If I call u aje now, u'll quickly deny as usual Yea I'll make it for u |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by ClintonDal(m): 11:01am On May 25, 2016 |
Ajibel:Your zombie level is at its highest peak. Say the truth and shame the devil. |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by naturalwaves: 11:07am On May 25, 2016 |
anonimi:As you can see, I quoted Fashola word for word. The part you highlighted was just the expression of the writer.....The blasted part. Anyone could use that. That makes you clever by a quatre too if you do not know how writers make sensational writeups. |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Candyrain(m): 11:12am On May 25, 2016 |
Rose2014: Aje gini? Biko kwa Nne before Fulani herdsmen come thinking I'm Bill Gates lolzzz |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by Gamesmart: 11:53am On May 25, 2016 |
PROPHETmichael: Why don't you answer your own question, we will like to hear what you think. |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by stankezzy: 1:14pm On May 25, 2016 |
Na waa ooo for apc people
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Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by mikolo80: 1:31pm On May 25, 2016 |
anytexy:eggzatly ,pmb has realised you cannot win election without crooks. so play one set of crooks against the other. now apc will be forced to work so they don't lose election otherwise na exile tinz unto pdp retaliatory probe.he just setting the ball rolling. just like if you want to reduce population of cultists, frame one group of killing another and watch them decimate themselves |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by mikolo80: 1:33pm On May 25, 2016 |
ajebuter:which responsibility which promise did they keep. they failed for 16 years. do you know how much talent it takes to fail so tey you couldn't win election with Federal might and sharing of 2 trillion In 6 weeks.? mega failure. |
Re: FASHOLA: I Didn’t Promise Regular Power In Six Months by mikolo80: 1:37pm On May 25, 2016 |
luvbeloved:shame for Wetin, what's the issue. you do whatever it takes to get elected. lie steal cheat kill bribe, stomach infrastructure, real infrastructure. pdp chose the first 5,apc used all. we won. suck it up till 2019.you think sharing of trillions is child's play, this is war. you're here speaking English. no room for Shane In politics |
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