sunshyne20:
Sincerely if we supply to Cameron and Niger Republic and they don't lack, then it's an internal and management problem.
But I am coming, I promise to make it better

lol. You people believe that story about supplying other countries?

Nigeria generates less than 5,000MW. It's not even enough to satisfy Lagos state's domestic and industrial electricity needs on a 24/7 basis. Where we see electricity wey we dey supply?

Horus:
Africa need solar energy entrepreneurs. Africans should start their own solar panels businesses.

Just mention one thing when Africa done fit start when get head?

World bank is only saying 75 million have no access to electricity, even the others that have access don't enjoy it.

SpecialAdviser:
75 million? I think this record is last updated 2015 before Buhari came into power.

Latest update is 180 million Nigerians lack access to electricity.

You've said it all. Oshey jare

Forward the report to minister of darkness, Fashola. He thinks being in government house with taxpayers money; that those not in government house are living with electricity. The worst part is that, we are paying to lives in the darkness instead of electricity.


The world have come to realised that Nigeria government are filled with older men and women with stealing mindsets.

Nigerians have lost faith and hope in Nigeria government officials and president of the Nigeria.

The whole country has no electricity.

adequate means at least 18hours of electric power per day. 75 million estimate is a far cry on the negative side.

World Bank and it's lies... is it constant power supply or access Access to power is not our problem but getting an uninterrupted supply is... some villages get constant power supply more than some cities and towns..
World Bank get your facts right and stop pulling out statistics from your butthole..

SpecialAdviser:
75 million? I think this record is last updated 2015 before Buhari came into power.

Latest update is 180 million Nigerians lack access to electricity.

lmao!.
You are a real Special adviser.
nice one.

Even d minister's face is no longer visible.....

Horus:
Africa need solar energy entrepreneurs. Africans should start their own solar panels businesses.

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You are asking too much.

Solar panel investments will involve thinking. You expect Nigerians to involve critical thinking? Impossible!

Let someone else think and invent. They are comfortable as consumers. Universities are churning out electrical and electronics engineers every year who are only good at drawing circuit diagrams.

I usually set the ball very low when dealing with "most" Nigerians. Remarkably, they never disappoint.
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The problem of Nigeria is not electricity it is lack of family planning and population control.

75 million...??

That is nowhere near..

sunshyne20:
Sincerely if we supply to Cameron and Niger Republic and they don't lack, then it's an internal and management problem.
But I am coming, I promise to make it better

Abeg we nor dey supply anybody electricity these days. They all have better production and distribution. Time to wake up.

Despite the deceit of Obasanjo privatization and Good luck extravaganza ..Power ministry has become their cash cow .Agagu deceived us ,Imoke took over and etc nothing changed despite the billions pumped into the sector...I pray that those deceiving us in this country will not die well .Unless they return their loots they won't die well in their lineage

Its 180million o.

This report can't be true. I think they meant to say "175 million Nigerians lack access to electricity".

It can never be 75 million, that's not acceptable.

dis world bank ppl dey fa Igbo walai!
wetin be 75 million?

190 MILLION NIGERIANS LACK ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY!!!

That is what happens when you have thieves as so-called "leaders"!!
Nigeria has been going downhill since the premature independence.
Thanks to Northern thieves and their dumb Yoruba minions!

AreaFada2:


Abeg we nor dey supply anybody electricity these days. They all have better production and distribution. Time to wake up.

Do you know that your river benue comes from cameroun and them building a dam over it for hydroelectric power could affect irrigation? Get your facts right. We supply them, just to ensure that we don't have less water inbounds.

What a disgrace

Na so so power bank everywhere

sunshyne20:


Do you know that your river benue comes from cameroun and them building a dam over it for hydroelectric power could affect irrigation? Get your facts right. We supply them, just to ensure that we don't have less water inbounds.

Abeg forget that thing. If the river likes let it come from Syria.
The same power we cannot supply ourselves?

Who will be foolish enough to rely on Nigeria for light?

Forget what paper agreement might say, what is the reality?

AreaFada2:

Abeg forget that thing. If the river likes let it come from Syria.
The same power we cannot supply ourselves?

Who will be foolish enough to rely on Nigeria for light?

Forget what paper agreement might say, what is the reality?

Lol Loll. Anyways, you know naija, we dey magical sometimes, you would just wonder why normal things cannot just be normal here.
With all our gas, dams and coal we no get light. Hahahahahaha, e be like Aso rock demon dey on rampage.

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), the body empowered to meet the yearnings of Nigerians for stable, adequate and safe electricity supply, has taken the bulll by the horn by releasing to the public, the rights of every electricity consumer.

Read the rights below:

1. All new electricity connections must be done strictly on the basis of metering before connection. That is, no new customer should be connected without meter first being installed.

2. A customer who elects to procure meter under the Credited Advance Payment for Metering Implementation (CAPMI) Scheme must be metered within 60 days, after which the customer will neither be billed nor disconnected by the electricity distribution company.

3. It is the customer’s right to transparent electricity billing. Unmetered customers should be issued with electricity bills strictly based on NERC’s estimated billing methodology.

4. It is the customer’s right to be notified in writing ahead of disconnection of electricity service by the electricity distribution company serving the customer in line with NERC’s guidleines.

5. It is the customer’s right to prompt investigation of complaints arising from the customer’s electricity service disruption

6. It is not the responsibility of electricity customer or community to buy, replace or repair electricity transformers, poles and related equipment used in supply of electricity.

7. It is the customer’s right to contest any electricity bill. Any unmetered customer who is disputing his or her estimated bill has the right not to pay the disputed bill, but pay only the last undisputed bill as the contested bill go through the dispute resolution process of NERC.

8. All complaints on your electricity supply and other billing issues are to be sent to your nearest business unit of the electricity company serving your premises. If your complaint is not satisfactorily addressed, you can forward your complaint to the NERC Forum Office within the coverage area of your electricity distribution company. Customers also have the right to appeal the decision of the forum at the NERC headquarters in Abuja.

Log into: www.nercng.org for more details or contact:

NERC ZONAL OFFICE CONTACTS:
08164201445 Joseph John southwest; 08130363581 Tony Ray Ene South South; 08062219714 Ekeh Samuel Chukwuemeka Southeast;
07061117416 Hassan GWANDU north west;
07061097132 Mohammed Umar fufore North East;
07036948408 Friday Sule North Central.

Please share this information and help us protect your rights. However,note that you have an obligation to pay your valid electric bills,avoid meter by-pass or stealing of electricity and protect power infrastructure from being vandalized.

Together,by doing our part, we can get the power sector we all desired.

Dr.Anthony Akah,mni
Ag. CEO/Chairman,NERC

APC = Failure

SpecialAdviser:
75 million? I think this record is last updated 2015 before Buhari came into power.

Latest update is 180 million Nigerians lack access to electricity.

Lmao! Hahahahahaah. You be mara.

AreaFada2:

Abeg forget that thing. If the river likes let it come from Syria.
The same power we cannot supply ourselves?

Who will be foolish enough to rely on Nigeria for light?

Forget what paper agreement might say, what is the reality?

I'm telling you!