olushowunm: POWER GENERATION: I JUST WOKE UP BY 2AM THIS MORNING WONDERING IF ITS NORMAL TO LIVE WITHOUT ELECTRICITY, ITS SILLY TO BELIEVE THAT WE KEPT ON VOTING PDP WHEN WE ALL KNOW THEY CAN NEVER FIX THE POWER SECTOR!
LET'S LOOK AT THE MILESTONES SET BY THEM SINCE 1999 AND SEE WHETHER WE CAN POINT OUT ANY OF THEM THEY HAVE ACHIEVED...
IN 1999, OBJ SAID BY 2001; WE WILL HAVE UNINTERUPTED POWER SUPPLY & NOTHING HAPPENED, SO THEY SHIFT THE GOAL POST TO 2003 AND AGAIN TO 2005 & THEN WE HAVE A RE-BRANDING EFFORT OF NEPA TO PHCN.. SINCE THEN, THINGS WENT FOR THE WORSE AND THE GOAL POST SHIFTED AGAIN TO 2007 & THEN TO 2010 BY THE SICKLY PRESIDENT & HIS DUMB VP THEN... AGAIN IT WAS SHIFTED TO 2012 & NOW 2015.. AND THE FUNNIEST THING IS THAT THE IMMEDIATE PAST MINISTER OF POWER SAID "THERE ARE DEMONS WORKING AGAINST 24HRS POWER SUPPLY IN NIGERIA"... I BELIEVE WE WILL BE STUPID TO VOTE PDP AGAIN! IF NOT FOR ANYTHING, LETS VOTE CHANGE, MAYBE THEY WILL BE ABLE TO EXORCISE THE DEMONS IN THE POWER SECTOR....#NOTOPDPIN2015#

Chubhie:
With the way GEJ is seriously going bout the light issue, he knows this is his Ace to 2015. I have faith in this country.

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Gbawe:

How is he "going about the light issue"?

Chubhie:
Bros J fall my hand. Not that I put my faith in him, was only cheering and wishing that a man who identified with US people of ghetto with no shoes mantra and trekking long distances to school could at least give US the basics of lighting our streets at night alas, he dashed all like a true politician.

blackfase:
As I type this, we've not experienced power
supply in my area since the start
of Oct..., just a cumulative 18hrs on two
seperate days (I painstakingly noted
hours of supply just to have a justifiable
stand-off with the children of a pig that
constantly ferry ladders around to harass
consumers to disconnect them for services
not rendered)....and gues what, Oct bill has
already been served like a week ago! I wont
even waste mb on the pathetic service in
months past.
This certainly aint the Nigeria of my
forefathers dreams.....there just dont seem to be any way out of this mess & just today we woke up to the grim news another 1000mw has been lost! That mumu just eats & sleeps away in that cozy abode of the state doin & saying nothing!

Wither Nigeria!

mrofficial:
Stupidity is doing the same thing all over and expecting a different result. We must vote out PDP come 2015. Let's try APC. If APC doesn't perform, we vote them out. That's the power of democracy.

Chubhie:
With the way GEJ is seriously going bout the light issue, he knows this is his Ace to 2015. I have faith in this country.

mainheart:
come 2015 vote APC. but for me I go de my house de observe things

omenka:
De Salude, Godfather.

Sadly, he's got no ace neither has he a joker. Elections are gonna be held in february when water levels would be low, and predictably, power supply as well. All the electorates would be served with are a plethora of excuses as to why the situation is as bad as it is, simple. But hey, they were voted in and given the mandate they were given not to serve us one excuse after another, but to give us tangible results and solutions, none of which they have or would have in the foreseeable future!

#KickPDPoutForever.

Chubhie:
With the way GEJ is seriously going bout the light issue, he knows this is his Ace to 2015. I have faith in this country.

Ibnsultan:
“if I’m voted into power within the next four years, the issue of power will become a thing of the past. 4 years is enough for anyone in power to make significant improvement and if I can’t improve on power within this period, it then means I
cannot do anything even if I am there for the next 4 years.” Jonathan said this while interacting with diplomats of the UN Economic Commission for Africa