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luridguy (m)
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They have changed their name but has anything changed? What are they like in your own area? For me its still the same old NEPA - they are still inconsistent. Sometimes light is regular, but most times it is not. |
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layi (m)
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PHCN = Problem Has Changed Name.
Just a name change..no difference.
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Seun (m)
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I know that the power being generated is not enough to satisfy national electricity demand. In fact in the past month they have improved in my area, but the problem I have with them is that they don't announce power outages in advance.
Why can't they create a timetable to let us know when we would have electricity so we can plan our activities to coincide with when we know we'll have power? If NEPA (sorry, PHCN) can achieve this one feat, the entire country will become dramatically more productive.
This system of randomly switching power on and off contributes to laziness on the part of those who don't have standby generators. How can I concentrate on my work when power can be taken away 2 minutes after I settle down to work? (this is in Sango Ota).
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layi (m)
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Sorry Seun but in most part of Lagos, we know when we'll have power outage. I live in ikorodu and its 2days on 1 day off.
Its just that they don't follow the timetable to the letter. Sometimes we've had 2 hrs of power outage when we were suppose to reciev the supply.
The basic problem is still there. Why can't they roll out pre-paid meters nationwide.
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spikelord (m)
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There's a little' difference now. The Lagosians can testify to that!
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Missworld (f)
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So what about other parts of Nigeria especially in the East? First of all how can someone privatized electricity? This is simply insane. They are not making any difference it's strictly business and the customers are not to profit that much but they(PHCN) can provide the so called customer satisfaction for the time being. Wait till 07 and see what a business the original NEPA will turn into. All this na fraud but na our country be that so I dey pray for Divine intervention.
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kewe (f)
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i really don't see any difference its pretty much the same to me if not worse
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bebee
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can a leopard change its spots? PHCN ,, they are indeed HOLDING POWER and not giving it out.
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Oracle (m)
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I think itz worse can a leopard change its spots? PHCN ,, they are indeed HOLDING POWER and not giving it out.
thatz funny |
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Typewriter (m)
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yes o nothing dey happen!!
well NEPA(Never Expect Power Always)
and PHCN(Power Holiding Confuse Nigerians)
now you know the diffrence
it's clear than 7up
just as Limca went dead in the hands of coca-cola plc after they bought it from the real owners
and 5 Alive became Five A-water.
it's obvios that God gave us everything but common sence to manage it.
well sha i dey enjoy this dance of shame. Good advice for you (don't you ever think of dieying for Nig. an't worth it!)
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joftech (m)
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The power problem is not a joking matter for anyone that uses it for business. The power problem is more or less the only problem i have with Nigeria.
In my area they are doing 6 hours rotation. This means if you don't have gen you may be out of work for the whole day.
In my own opinion the problem with NEPA/PHCN is not power generation, the main problem is power distribution. Most of their substations, transformers, cables and poles are really in need of massive overhaul, instead of fixing them they are wasting money on generation.
Privatisation is the only way out. Let's remember PHCN is only a caretaker, they are not the final owner of NEPA. They are still more or less the same old NEPA except that they now have new operating structure that's akin to a private company.
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dejiolowe (m)
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the dudes in charge of our power are donkeys (those types with short tails and stupid grinning eyes  ). The problem is more than distribution because we ain't even producing enough power. We are producing so little when compared with what we need. SA down there the street produces 40GW and we r more than they are. Govt should expedite the unbundling process and sell of all the carcasses that we call gen stations. I v been to all the hydro stations in naija and i can assure u that they r crap. Proper implementation of the privatization would produce such a profund effect that your jaw will be left hanging on the floor. I know power will be more expensive but people will learn to ration it. We need to get to an era where power companies will be begging u to use more power. Like use 2 watts and get one free. I guess and just gripping... |
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luridguy (m)
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the thing is ...............oops(soorry ill finish another time phcn just took my light)
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alheri (f)
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NEPA(Never Expect Power Always)
PHCN(Please Hold Candle Now!)
Yes oh! New name, more problems. Now we have to buy more CANDLES!
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Littleone (m)
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Really, the big difference is just a change in name. Chikenna.
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vizion (m)
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why are u guys expecting better services from PHCN abi no be the same people wey run NEPA dey run am
when star and stout change bottle abi the drink taste change?
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mikebuddy (m)
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Una no hear when FELA(R.I.P) was saying ee go come ee go go.That time he never knew thats that PROBLEM HAS CHANGED NAME(PHCN) is going to happen wish he is still alive let me know what he has to say.
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otokx (m)
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not much though the situation here is cool
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spikelord (m)
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Agege for instance(where I stay), they've changed a little' bit just that more is expected from a Privatized Company!
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joftech (m)
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Agege for instance(where I stay), they've changed a little' bit just that more is expected from a Privatized Company! I wonder if some people can't read simple things up. PHCN is just a care-taking body. Private companies will start coming on board by March (that's what govt said o). |
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mikebuddy (m)
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 ::)Nepa problem again  :oWetin u say that Problem has Change Name(PHCN)Ohhhhhhh,i need to iron my clothes
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ijebu (m)
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The problem with NEPA or PHCN is a reflection of the problem of the entity call Nigeria. The change of name only make some guys to have a good avenue to enrich themselves, change of logo, stationeries, etc. Nigeria needs a structural change, until then don't expect any changes from NEPA, Police, etc. Nigeria is the only federation with central Police, NEPA structure. Ghana now for over two years have been enjoying uninterrupted power supply, and before the electricity company will take off the light, they inform members of the public.  |
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mikebuddy (m)
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I think say na economics u dey talk so.Na long tori we need not it!
Let 'em make some changes
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joftech (m)
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Don't expect any magic until NEPA is fully/truly privatised.
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mikebuddy (m)
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Posted by: joftech
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Don't expect any magic until NEPA is fully/truly privatised.
What are they waiting to make it so? |
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dejiolowe (m)
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nepa can't change until they r sold. remember the days of nitel?
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mikebuddy (m)
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Posted by: dejiolowe
Insert Quote
nepa can't change until they r sold. remember the days of nitel?
O boy are u sleepin they have been sold.Still they are making no changes!. |
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joftech (m)
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O boy are u sleepin they have been sold.Still they are making no changes!. You don't know nothing. NEPA/PHCN is not yet privatized. Why are you still dumb after all the posts on this thread, it's people like you that go about to confuse people. PHCN is just a caretaker for NEPA hence the reason why the former NEPA MD (Joseph Makoju) still heads PHCN. The privitization will commence by March this year. You can read more here www.nepanigeria.org or www.bpeng.org |
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Seun (m)
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The false idea that PHCN is a private body which has purchased NEPA is widespread. Names are powerful, aren't they?
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mikebuddy (m)
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You don't know nothing. NEPA/PHCN is not yet privatized. Why are you still dumb after all the posts on this thread, it's people like you that go about to confuse people. PHCN is just a caretaker for NEPA hence the reason why the former NEPA MD (Joseph Makoju) still heads PHCN. The privitization will commence by March this year. You can read more here www.nepanigeria.org or www.bpeng.orgYou need some drugs infact. |
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joftech (m)
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You need some drugs infact. Don't you know how to talk to people. I only pointed out your folly to you, now you are saying rubbish. Becareful because your ignorance on issues is clearly stated out on this page. Nonsense. |
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mikebuddy (m)
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Don't you know how to talk to people. I only pointed out your folly to you, now you are saying rubbish.
Becareful because your ignorance on issues is clearly stated out on this page.
Nonsense. You know what i don't even have your time ok.Am still @ topic.You should know to to put your own things too ok don't make them look as if am a fool. If are angry @ me then u can go and sink |
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