There was a country called Nigeria

What a shame that this country keeps grappling with the basics.

You did not solve the technical glitch that occur three times in a month, yet you quickly increase tariff.

Nigeria electricity supply is a fraud

For my area, 2hours for midnight dem dey give us light now.

Technical glitches since January ... Nigeria does not worth to be call a country

Slymonster:
Technical glitches inside terrible heat. Na wa

You dey see the light self?

Mahmoud yakubu again!

What about other parts of Nigeria that have been suffering power failure?

E don happen to Abuja now, e become news.

Mtchwwww.

These are not technical glitches. These are thievery glitches, caused by having a bunch of polithiefcians leading the nation.

And Nigerians are supposed to be among the happiest in the world inside darkness, heat and mosquito bites?

Boogyman557:
Holly Gram


EBIN PAWA ooo !!!


LITE UP my WEED in peace


WTF MAN!

Go and meet your governor....

KillahPriest:
Technical glitches

When they quicky adjust their metres against the Nigerian Society, even before many Nigerians knew what was happening,there is no Technical Glitch!
When they withdrew the Subsidies on Oil but gave themselves Palliatives ( the Executives and Legislatures- both in the States and Federal government) there is no any technical glitches!
When the Power Minister - moul the idea of withdrawing Subsidies on Electricity ' there was never a glitch but to Supply Regular Lights, glitches will occur!
Corruption has killed NEPA, PHCN,now DISCOS- a long time!
Una de deceived Una self.
Those who are giving the People Darkness, instead of Light,Una go get Una own too, well,well!

Hope to have a better power supply experience before one becomes old.

It's only God that can take Nigerians out of darkness. It always saddens one seeing how western world are enjoying knowing God bless us with resources more than them, but our people greediness will not allow the few good people enjoy the resources.

The same electricity they are increasing it's tariffs ooo

God will Sha save us from this government and their goons

Nah criminal and highly incompetent personnel full Nigerian power holding sector.

babyfaceafrica:
We need to deregulate the energy sector like the mobile network industry
. It will be expensive, but it willgreatly improve

Remember, electricity cannot be transmitted wirelessly.

And these bastards are increasing phcn bill, it's high time we come together and make tinubu and his government pay for the suffering they sent to us,
It's getting harder , very soon there won't be air to breathe......throw sentiment away and do the right thing

I abandoned PHCN a long time ago


If you want to enjoy 24hours light, just go solar

okeke6969:



Remember, electricity cannot be transmitted wirelessly.

Yes, but we need options and competitions... These distributiom companies arent doing well
.

RevenuesBoost:
I abandoned PHCN a long time ago


If you want to enjoy 24hours light, just go solar

It's very expensive.. Batteries Don cost o

Ahn ahn lagos residents go come say wetin...

Technical glitches again?

Eyeneck una well done o!

Even NEPA don dey learn work from una

Yesterday and today are our ON days... We've not had light for up to 3hours combined for the two days... The light they bring typically lasts just around 3/4minutes before they take it back

Lol

babyfaceafrica:


It's very expensive.. Batteries Don cost o

You're right.

They will never add it to the country's budget because they will stop getting revenue for light.

The Country is rich enough to provide solar systems to all it's citizens.

Unrelated: Remember when Boko Haram were "technically defeated"?

Once you hear technical from these clowns, the next thing coming is a LIE

All of the above mentioned areas are used to darkness.. Normally them no de get light before.. Them just de cap wetin de their mouth since them wan form English mtchew

Thieves!

Because of the hike in power tariff, they switched off the grid so as to hoard the power bought from TCN to sell it at the new rate.

Do they think we are fools?