Fashola said power supply is not rocket science. His promised 3 abi 6 months have gone come and gone several times.

If you are not wearing a shoe, you won't know where it pinches.

Anyway, they always blame GEJ. That is their full-time job anyway.

So power failure is looming.
Nigerians are used to it,

ISORYT, God is watching in HD

If there is one thing I know it's this:

That PMB is overwhelmed and is still unable to adequately multitask. His ministers are inept. Lastly if PMB fails, we MAY not find any1 better.


There was a country

Maybe they should just transfer the gas powered turbines to NNPC to run.

For alternative to your home energy visit - www.maxigrid.com.ng

Its as if the cabals wants Nigeria to remain in Darkness.

TRADELYN:
So much work still needed in the power sector.
Only Fashola can't get it done!

We will need years and years of committed hardwork, focus, investment and dedication to get it right!

It is a total mess and needs complete overhauling plus sustainable alternatives to support!

All power!!!
All power belongs to ...

What else will you expect when you appoint a lawyer as minister of power instead of an Engineer

More work Baba Fash, its a known fact that Dry season comes with water supply shortage, let a permanent solution be profer, seek advice and effort of other developing and developed Nations with constant power supply. Thank you Mr BRF, SAN.

When will they stop this sinusoidal wavelike output in terms of providing electric power to Nigerians?

An experienced Engr. in the field is likely to get it right

Exploit coal in Enugu. Mba nu. Now see!

What is the rocket scientist saying

Grundig:
Despite the leaky heavens/skies water levels are still low?

Militants have gone quiet of late so I wonder what the gas constraints are this time.

I honestly do not believe this report. It is either a lie from the lake of abyss or somebody is clueless.

I suspect it is the second option

Nigeria ! Nigeria!! Only God can heal your wounds .. Nothing is working ,not even after we clapped for Fashola thinking that he would be the Messiah for the restoration of electricity in the country..May all those who curse you carry their cursed by themselves in Jesus name.

notjust88921:
check details below.... this will blow your mind

I hope you know you are an idiot? Just asking if you know

Same story yesterday, today and probably forever. Who will rescue Nigeria?

How can it be soooo hard to allow states or regions to generate their own power? This is slavery in disguise!!! Telling everyone and state to rely solely on a national grid in a country of 180 million people is the height of insanity!!! for ffffuck sake, Nigerian leaders wake tffff up!!!! Geez

Despite my very hard stance against secession, One can not help but see reasons for and with the biafra agitators!!

How long are we going to continue with this same old story?

I remember that electricity regularity was one of the major campaign promises of APC. The usual thing is how to milk already cheated consumers out of more money to pay for gross inefficiency in the value chain.

Liars , the power station close to where I leave do have 18 to 24 hrs but they only give out light for just 6 hrs, 2hrs evening , 2 hrs, afternoon 2hrs night. After contacted PHED costumer care and complain the time table has changed to 4 hrs at morning, 1 afternoon and 1hrs at night. When I stopped by at the power station I was informed by the operator that they were working on instructions. This country people r Making at others expen.

Hydro-Electric , Nuclear , and Coal power are the only commercially viable power source, that is also sustainable !!!!

Islie:








https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/business/33-electricity-turbines-shut-grid-loses-2-591mw-over-gas/192442.html

And light is wasting in Bonny and Omoku. Nigeria need get to get their acts together.

Fashola was wrong. It turns out power generation is rocket science after all. So let's go get a retired NASA scientist who understands rocket science to fix our power system.

Nigeria will never come out of dis power problems until states are allowed to generate and distribute electricity to their citizens. imagine one state generating and supplying power to 3 or more other states without a power or sub station. if d power station runs into problems, it affect all other states depending on it 4 power. that is d mess we are in right now in nigeria, until our rulers come 2 their senses and think better,nigeria will continue 2 b in darkness.

TRADELYN:
So much work still needed in the power sector.
Only Fashola can't get it done!

He know anything about power?

Terrible!
Fashola should resign!
He is not capable of handling the power ministry.
He can manage the other two

austinvsb1:
How can it be soooo hard to allow states or regions to generate their own power? This is slavery in disguise!!! Telling everyone and state to rely solely on a national grid in a country of 180 million people is the height of insanity!!! for ffffuck sake, Nigerian leaders wake tffff up!!!! Geez

Despite my very hard stance against secession, One can not help but see reasons for and with the biafra agitators!!

No one is stopping states or regions from generating their own power. If they have the funds and expertise, all they need to do is form a company and apply for a GENCO's license. Lagos State currently generates about 47.5MW of electricity from its five IPP power plants.

During Governor Babatunde Fashola’s administration, Lagos state initiated IPP project to address the electricity needs of the state. As at today there are 5 operational Independent Power Plants namely Akute , Island, Mainland, Peninsular Integrated.

The sixth which has been commissioned called Island Power Project Expansion Phase II. Each plant was built and is managed by private companies for Lagos state.

Lagos state has its own state electricity board LSEB http://thefutureisolive.com/index.php/2016/07/28/off-grid-solutions-lagos-power/

Many, including Lagos State government have been embarking on independent power projects, and are now relying on power generated from their power installations for their domestic use. The Independent Power Projects (IPPs) of Lagos State generates 59MW of electricity into the state power grid.

Although that increased supply of electricity to the state, which is currently getting only 1,000MW of the 10,000MW estimated power need, the government demonstrated that with political will, the country can come out of total darkness orchestrated by inadequate power supply. One of the IPPs is located at Alausa to provide electricity to the state’s secretariat and other government agencies in the locality.

The project is Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) driven. It is owned by the state government and Alausa Power Limited (IPL). The plant also runs on environmentally friendly natural gas that is delivered via a pipeline from Gaslink Nigeria Limited’s existing gas distribution grid.

Facilities connected to the Alausa Power Project include the Secretariat, Alausa; Lagos Television (LTV ; Lagos State Printing Corporation; Lagos Arts & Culture; Office of the Surveyor- General; Proposed Multi-Agency Complex and Staff Quarters I, II and III.

The power plant supplies electricity to a total of 62 public buildings, 156 government departments and over 40 offices, thereby enhancing efficient service delivery at the seat of government and other public institutions without the use of diesel generation sets.

Apart from the Secretariat complex, which includes the Government House, Lagos State House of Assembly and public service offices, the plant also powers streetlights within the area.

Through the Alausa IPP, a total of 120 electric power generating sets, producing 30.9 megawatts of electricity were eradicated. It also caused a reduction of CO2 emissions to 348,670,656 lbs annually. Today, the state government has put in place seven IPPs, with combined capacity of 59 megawatts (MW) .

Besides Alausa IPP, other power plants are Akute Independent Power Plant (12.55MW), Lagos Island one and two Independent Power Plants (10MW), Mainland Independent Power Plant (8.8MW), Lekki Peninsula Integrated Power Project (6MW) and Lekki Free Trade Zone IPP (12MW).

The Island IPP located in Marina is currently serving the General Hospital, Lagos (including the Mortuary & Doctors quarters); Island Maternity Hospital, Massey Children’s Hospital, Lagos State Health Service Commission; High Court of Lagos State, including the court annex at Tafawa Balewa Square; Igbosere Magistrate Court; Lagos House Marina; e-Learning Centre; Lagos City Hall; Freedom Park, the Lagos Waste Management Authority loading center, Dolphin and Onikan Waterworks, several public schools and public lighting installations on 22 Streets within Lagos Island. https://guardian.ng/business-services/firms-state-dump-national-grid-for-independent-power-supply/

These plants supply electricity to public hospitals, the Lagos State Secretariat in Alausa as well as other state-owned public facilities, and they rely on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) to power their turbines. Ask your state governor to do the same thing that Lagos State government did, in order to generate power within their domain.