proffemi:


I doubt that the part I emphasized above applies to Fashola. It certainly does not apply to me. I am not defending anything. I am simply showing you a loophole in your argument on this issue. Please do not make a big deal out of it. I happen to be an academic in the electrical engineering-computer science spectrum, and I know a thing or two about the Nigerian power system. I never said the sector does not require technical expertise. I insist however that we have enough technically sound engineers around that all Fashola has to do is listen, and apply sound judgement.

Oh, by the way, I am currently on OAU campus, where we enjoy power supply of ~23 hours daily right now, and often ~24 hours daily. Just to show that perhaps you do not have all the facts on the issue as you might think...

You are a student ? If so then I understand your angle to the discussion. I own business that requires 247 electricity and for the past 2 weeks there has been no supply in this part of the country. It cost me lots of money to keep the plants working.

Billyonaire:
You are a student ? If so then I understand your angle to the discussion. I own business that requires 247 electricity and for the past 2 weeks there has been no supply in this part of the country. It cost me lots of money to keep the plants working.

Sir, I am not a student.
I now see why you are so passionate about the issue. All the same, the problem is not Fashola's profession. I think I have made that point, and I think we can lay the matter to rest at this point. All the best.

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