Tokziby:
How Nigeria has failed to generate power from alternative source is beyond me. The abundance of sunlight in the north is enough to generate uninterrupted power for the north with the provision on solar panel. Likewise the hilly topography in the middle belt is enough for a windmill farm and will power the whole of the middle belt. And the coastal part and massive ocean current is enough for hydro power generation for the whole sw,ss,se and the entire nation but na lie. Na to dey blame gas, blame vandals of electric wire, blame climate for dryness and too much water. Between 1999 till date if we were to estimate the amount of money spent on power N 5trillion will be the starting point yet no power. Go to the poorest asian country with no oil like indonesia, philipines, taiwan, vietnam, etc They still enjoy 12-20hrs of electricity per day. War torn syria and libya still have power but why us, why Nigeria. This power situation is enough to protest not until when hunger nearly kill us. Make government put all resources into 18-24hrs power supply and see if recession will not find its square root. Majority of companies winding down is not solely due recession but the running cost of power.

FlirtyKaren:
A Nigerian man tired of the country's epileptic power supply has installed a windmill so he can generate his own electricity.

His neighbour Deji Garuba shared the story on Instagram and said:
My neighbor has had enough of #PHCN wahala. The guy just installed a windmill to generate power. We haven't had #PHCN power for more than 30hrs in the last one year, the cost of running generators is neck breaking. This is what my dear country has become, electricity has become space science that the government can not easily provide or even encourage efficient private sector participation in the provision of power. God help us all!

http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/02/photo-man-tired-of-nigerias-power.html

AK6464:
Wonderful Idea but what happens when there's no wind? Or is he a wind maker?

NextGovernor:
Will this give 24hour light? IF YES na to switch ooo

xstry:
you have to have enough solar panels to generate enough electricity also

felicitywe:
Fashola is a monumental failure.At first when he came into office&acknowledge d progress made by d past admin,realizing d deep responsibilty he resulted 2 media propaganda.He spent our money uneccessaryly.

asha01:


is it enough to have enough solar panels?
how about strong battery?

NextGovernor:
Will this give 24hour light? IF YES na to switch ooo

AK6464:
Wonderful Idea but what happens when there's no wind? Or is he a wind maker?

Pavore9:
What is the generating capacity?

Tokziby:
How Nigeria has failed to generate power from alternative source is beyond me. The abundance of sunlight in the north is enough to generate uninterrupted power for the north with the provision on solar panel. Likewise the hilly topography in the middle belt is enough for a windmill farm and will power the whole of the middle belt. And the coastal part and massive ocean current is enough for hydro power generation for the whole sw,ss,se and the entire nation but na lie. Na to dey blame gas, blame vandals of electric wire, blame climate for dryness and too much water. Between 1999 till date if we were to estimate the amount of money spent on power N 5trillion will be the starting point yet no power. Go to the poorest asian country with no oil like indonesia, philipines, taiwan, vietnam, etc They still enjoy 12-20hrs of electricity per day. War torn syria and libya still have power but why us, why Nigeria. This power situation is enough to protest not until when hunger nearly kill us. Make government put all resources into 18-24hrs power supply and see if recession will not find its square root. Majority of companies winding down is not solely due recession but the running cost of power.

Nukualofa:
LASG will come and collect miney for windmill permit

Nukualofa:
LASG will come and collect miney for windmill permit

Amarabae:
Windmill is Not an efficient source of energy generation, the power generated from it is low. You have to have the mill many for it to improve.
Solar is better.

FlirtyKaren:
A Nigerian man tired of the country's epileptic power supply has installed a windmill so he can generate his own electricity.

His neighbour Deji Garuba shared the story on Instagram and said:
My neighbor has had enough of #PHCN wahala. The guy just installed a windmill to generate power. We haven't had #PHCN power for more than 30hrs in the last one year, the cost of running generators is neck breaking. This is what my dear country has become, electricity has become space science that the government can not easily provide or even encourage efficient private sector participation in the provision of power. God help us all!

http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/02/photo-man-tired-of-nigerias-power.html

Amarabae:
Windmill is Not an efficient source of energy generation, the power generated from it is low. You have to have the mill many for it to improve.
Solar is better.

duni04:

Better tell your militant brothers in the ND and the olojukokoro iPod youths that collide with them to stop bursting pipelines, and leave the innocent Fashola alone. Its annoying when the same people responsible for a problem start opening their dirty criminal mouths to complain about the same problem they caused!

AK6464:
Wonderful Idea but what happens when there's no wind? Or is he a wind maker?

Amarabae:
Windmill is Not an efficient source of energy generation, the power generated from it is low. You have to have the mill many for it to improve.
Solar is better.

shockwave91:
Anything to get away from the dependency on those PHCN f-kers. We currently use 2 solar panels/batteries and life has never been better.

Amarabae:
Windmill is Not an efficient source of energy generation, the power generated from it is low. You have to have the mill many for it to improve.
Solar is better.

here:
Very excellent like Yardua wanted to implement in Katsina but the danger of this is not just for killing of birds but incident of the blades.
this is a construction and was supposed to be built at non residential areas with metrology data indicating the speed of the wind but there will be variation and low maintenance because welded joins subjected to forces induced from rotation would fail.Some might inspect after a time but considering we even refuse to change engine oils I pity neighbours and pray it doesn't happen.If you doubt me go to the mechanical engineering department of NDA,the blade is broken and was an incident

musa7m:
no vex...wetin LASG mean

Damfostopper:
who still dey use windmill in this 21st century

seunlayi:
Nice, I wish I can get one done

Tokziby:
How Nigeria has failed to generate power from alternative source is beyond me. The abundance of sunlight in the north is enough to generate uninterrupted power for the north with the provision on solar panel. Likewise the hilly topography in the middle belt is enough for a windmill farm and will power the whole of the middle belt. And the coastal part and massive ocean current is enough for hydro power generation for the whole sw,ss,se and the entire nation but na lie. Na to dey blame gas, blame vandals of electric wire, blame climate for dryness and too much water. Between 1999 till date if we were to estimate the amount of money spent on power N 5trillion will be the starting point yet no power. Go to the poorest asian country with no oil like indonesia, philipines, taiwan, vietnam, etc They still enjoy 12-20hrs of electricity per day. War torn syria and libya still have power but why us, why Nigeria. This power situation is enough to protest not until when hunger nearly kill us. Make government put all resources into 18-24hrs power supply and see if recession will not find its square root. Majority of companies winding down is not solely due recession but the running cost of power.