matify83:


This is the best advice from a fellow NLander.

I live off grid not by volition but by compulsion because I became tired of recurring excuses on why I can't get 24hours power.

I have taken charge of my destiny and I can assure you that it pays to be in partnership with the sun.

Below is the LED screen of my solar charge controller few minutes ago with my A. C. , TV and fans running wild since morning ( not a church person) .

The sun has never given me an excuse since "I went rogue" on my disco . I generate enough energy to also charge a 12v inverter I use as "supporting striker" for my TV and fans in the bedroom.

okpalaAnambra:
Is it that they don't have workers who monitor when the gases will finish or people don't pay their bills any longer, what is it with them that they keep repeating themselves on this poor supply which many countries have achieved more than a century ago

As far as I'm concerned Nigeria should be recolonised...this time around without the option of getting independence BC it can't function on its own

okpalaAnambra:
Is it that they don't have workers who monitor when the gases will finish or people don't pay their bills any longer, what is it with them that they keep repeating themselves on this poor supply which many countries have achieved more than a century ago

As far as I'm concerned Nigeria should be recolonised...this time around without the option of getting independence BC it can't function on its own

LosC:
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) on Saturday, said it was caused by low gas supply.

Mrs Ndidi Mbah, TCN General Manager, Public Affairs, explained that the gas shortage had restrained the ability of many thermal power stations to generate optimally.

The plants affected by gas supply constraint included Sapele National Integrated Power Plant (NIPP), Olorunsogo NIPP, Ihovbor NIPP and Azura Edo.

“Other thermal power plants equally affected but generated at lower capacities include Egbin (Steam) Sapele (Steam) Delta (gas) Geregu (gas) and Omotosho(gas).

“Also affected are Olorusogo (gas) Geregu NIPP, Alaoji NIPP, Omotosho NIPP, Odukpani NIPP, Okpai (Gas/Steam) and Omoku (gas) power generating plants,” she said.

Mbah disclosed that TCN has discussed with the management of some of the affected power plants.
https://dailypost.ng/2020/03/08/nigeria-govt-explains-electricity-shortage-nationwide/

Malam Garba Shehu

By Garba Shehu

One of the big promises made by President Muhammadu in his campaign for Nigeria’s presidency is the Ajaokuta-Abuja-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) gas pipeline project.

The project entails the “engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning” of 614-kilometers gas pipeline and stations, traversing the states of Kogi, Niger, FCT, Kaduna and Kano. It is to transport dry gas from the nation’s rich gas fields in the Niger Delta to the Northern parts of Nigeria.

This pipeline project is itself a section of an ambitious pipeline project to supply gas to Europe through the proposed Trans Sahara Gas Pipeline (TSGO) and Nigeria Morocco Gas Pipelines.

Excuzeme:


- Am l the only one who noticed that ALL the affected Power Plants are in the South of Nigeria, where the Gas is actually located?

- Did anyone also notice that Buhari and his Fulanis in NNPC have committed over $2billion of our oil money, to lay Gas pipeline from Abuja to Kaduna to Kano to feed Power plants in the North while the power plants in the south which actually own the Gas are suffering Gas shortage?

Are we still in One Nigeria or Fulani (especially the imported terrorists ones from Niger, Guinea, Mali Senegal, Sudan, Chad, etc Kingdom?)
This buahri is really preparing his people for the breakup of Nigeria.
I hope the sselfishly-tupid Southern leaders are watching

veekid:
you nailed it bro, and if you could remember, I dey always talk am, light will never be good in Nigeria, except they come back to the base all those billion dollar loans FG took on power na scam, buhari no Sabi anything. How can you focus your energy kn generation and leave the distribution? All power sectors should be privatised otherwise... We never see nada

bhella10:
Are those places you mentioned not part of Nigeria?

matify83:


This is the best advice from a fellow NLander.

I live off grid not by volition but by compulsion because I became tired of recurring excuses on why I can't get 24hours power.

I have taken charge of my destiny and I can assure you that it pays to be in partnership with the sun.

Below is the LED screen of my solar charge controller few minutes ago with my A. C. , TV and fans running wild since morning ( not a church person) .

The sun has never given me an excuse since "I went rogue" on my disco . I generate enough energy to also charge a 12v inverter I use as "supporting striker" for my TV and fans in the bedroom.

happney65:


cc veekid I don't know why power generation is still in the hands of the federal government o...you now say we go get light...light koo,electricity nii

scoundrel:
Ever since I went solar NEPA can give the country 24/7 electricity and it won’t affect my existence.

INTEGRITYA1:
As usual, it doesn't new.

Excuzeme:


- Am l the only one who noticed that ALL the affected Power Plants are in the South of Nigeria, where the Gas is actually located?

- Did anyone also notice that Buhari and his Fulanis in NNPC have committed over $2billion of our oil money, to lay Gas pipeline from Abuja to Kaduna to Kano to feed Power plants in the North while the power plants in the south which actually own the Gas are suffering Gas shortage?

https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2020/03/08/akk-gas-pipeline-buharis-big-infrastructure-push/



Are we still in One Nigeria or Fulani (especially the imported terrorists ones from Niger, Guinea, Mali Senegal, Sudan, Chad, etc Kingdom?)
This buahri is really preparing his people for the breakup of Nigeria.
I hope the sselfishly-tupid Southern leaders are watching

FrLukas:
In 2020

Still dealing with the problems of 1980s

Can someone please explain why power generation is solely and strictly under the purview of the federal government?

Excuzeme:


That is the Evil supported and perpetuated by Obasanjo, the same one crying restructuring now, when he was President between 1000 and 2007.

Lagos was building various Small Power Plants and was ready to buy gas from NNPC to run them and facilitate its own growth but OBJ, as a stooge of the Northern Parasites, insisted that whatever Power Lagos generates with its own money, must be infued into the National grid so that some Parasites up North can have it for free!
No be today all these Quota system of governance has been setting us back!

How can Gas come from the South yet most of the Power plants in the South dont have Gas to Power themselves but all the President wants to od is divert that Gas in a 614Km Pipeline to Kano, via kaduna?

No law prevents state govts from generating power – Fashola

Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, SAN, has said there is nothing in the power sector regulations or law that prohibits state governments from generating, transmitting and distributing their own electricity.

https://www.energycentral.com/news/no-law-prevents-state-govts-generating-power-%E2%80%93-fashola

LosC:


Lol..

Mike008:
This is really bad o. E don tey wey my phone see 100%

matify83:


This is the best advice from a fellow NLander.

I live off grid not by volition but by compulsion because I became tired of recurring excuses on why I can't get 24hours power.

I have taken charge of my destiny and I can assure you that it pays to be in partnership with the sun.

Below is the LED screen of my solar charge controller few minutes ago with my A. C. , TV and fans running wild since morning ( not a church person) .

The sun has never given me an excuse since "I went rogue" on my disco . I generate enough energy to also charge a 12v inverter I use as "supporting striker" for my TV and fans in the bedroom.

okpalaAnambra:
Is it that they don't have workers who monitor when the gases will finish or people don't pay their bills any longer, what is it with them that they keep repeating themselves on this poor supply which many countries have achieved more than a century ago

As far as I'm concerned Nigeria should be recolonised...this time around without the option of getting independence BC it can't function on its own