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Are our leaders not stupid?

With this 2hrs light in a day that I'm using. How possible can I use 1 thousand naira light in a year assuming I'm living in Canada with 2hrs light out of 24hrs?

ALL THIS MONIES YET WE ARE STILL BORROWING
WE REALLY NEED TO BURN DOWN THIS ZOO CALLED A NATION

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Ideybego:
[/color]Power generation in the country has been hovering between 3,000 megawatts and 4,500MW in the past few years, despite the privatisation of the sector in 2013.[color=#000099]

Don't worry in the words of Ajuleri, you will get 21,000 MW by 2022.......................Just two years more.............

Half information. The article is making it look like we are some big brother who is sacrificing for his little ones lol. Some of these countries have cultural foundations more ancient, and more developed identities, than ours. So let's cut it with the condescension.

The electricity agreements are part of the Niger river generation agreements. For these nations not to dam up the river upstream, we get to owe them particular power obligations. Simple as that.

Currently we are doing 4500 MW on 6200 MW operational capacity , even tho overall capacity is meant to be 13000 MW. All small for a country like NGA. Not to mention that we have enough gas to up it to 40000 MW.... industrialization isnt going to pick up for anything till we rejig the legislative framework for power investments.

And to make it worse our generators nationwide only add 12000 MW to the mix. So that's not even about to solve anything in the long run.

Buhari is worst than corona virus

imagine,so we're giving light to niger and they are deporting Nigerians

Which kin lie be this now? $81.48bn ?

We all move towards our BIRTHDAYS.....

Dasuks:
Half information. The article is making it look like we are some big brother who is sacrificing for his little ones lol. Somr of these countries have cultural foundations that are way more ancient and more developed identity than ours. So let's cut it with the condescension.

The electricity agreements are part of the Niger river generation agreements. For these nations not to dam up the river upstream, we get to owe them particular power obligations. Simple as that.

Currently we are doing 4500 MW on 6200 MW operational capacity , even tho overall capacity is meant to be 13000 MW. All small for a country like NGA. Not to mention that we have enough gas to up it to 40000 MW.... industrialization isnt going to pick up for anything till we rejig the legislative framework for power investments.

And to make it worse our generators nationwide only add 12000 MW to the mix. So that's not even about to solve anything in the long run.

Are they not supposed to pay for what they bought. We know the narrative about maximizing dams. If they don't pay how do we maintain the turbines and other accessories.

Chai

So fortunate to be surrounded by countries that needs whatever we can produce unfortunately, the only thing we export successfully is corruption. And we are poorer than poor.

$81bn in 2yrs? That's about 36trillion NGN. Nigerians 4yrs+ budget. Fact check these figures please. Looks like a bogus exaggeration

Nigeria is not a country but a British company

Dasuks:
Half information. The article is making it look like we are some big brother who is sacrificing for his little ones lol. Somr of these countries have cultural foundations that are way more ancient and more developed identity than ours. So let's cut it with the condescension.

The electricity agreements are part of the Niger river generation agreements. For these nations not to dam up the river upstream, we get to owe them particular power obligations. Simple as that.

Currently we are doing 4500 MW on 6200 MW operational capacity , even tho overall capacity is meant to be 13000 MW. All small for a country like NGA. Not to mention that we have enough gas to up it to 40000 MW.... industrialization isnt going to pick up for anything till we rejig the legislative framework for power investments.

And to make it worse our generators nationwide only add 12000 MW to the mix. So that's not even about to solve anything in the long run.

Thank you jare, a lots of ignoramus here. Those countries will continue to enjoy free light cos they will use the damming of the Niger river as blackmail to continue to get free light from Nigeria and we can't do anything about it except we can completely generate electricity form other sources but for as long we continue to depend on the Niger river for electricity, we must continue the father Christmas thing

Issoryt

Omooba77:


Are they not supposed to pay for what they bought. We know the narrative about maximizing dams. If they don't pay how do we maintain the turbines and other accessories.

generate your power from other sources, then you can call off their bluff

There is so much we dont understand about the runnings of this country. How can we export what we lack? What do we get in return?.

I am tired �

this information is incomplete without the name of the debtor countries,

our noisy and over bloated ego ghanian frnds come and see ohh.

Afamed, iamlord call ur brother to defend this.

Junk journalism....
Mixing up naira with dollars...
There are so many things wrong with this country.

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Is it by force to supply other countries with electricity, when Nigeria herself is in total darkness.

You cannot give what you don't have, the country is crippled while you are busy selling electricities to other African countries.
It is a shame of a nation with paper knowlegde without drive to grow her economy.

Is Buhari still the president?

I am not surprised one bit

spits

What da hell !!!

Hmm and yet we no see anything
Money enter voice mail
Electricity atleast i dey see da one 18hrs everyday