gossips:

Hmm!
A very selfish view point!
Who really is your neighbour here? The man who shares same block or neighbourhood with you? That certainly is a restricted way of looking at it, don't you think?

Anyway, my view about this whole power-improvement matter is that you don't judge with what happens in your tiny area which doesn't make up to 1/1,000,000 of areas in Naija.
I just liken to the kind of prayer I hear some Nigerian Christians say. that, even if fuel were to go for a 1000naira per litre, it won't matter to them as long as they can afford it. That I consider to be selfishness at its peak and shouldn't be displayed or even condoned by anyone.

afrobaby: Which areas are u talking about, power supply in my area is nothing to talk about

Bawss1: [size=18pt]Let's all come back here,Heaven willing, in say October and see how well this so called improvement is faring then maybe we can allow ourselves to shout for joy. I would love to see steady power supply everywhere and personally have no problem with team GEJ claiming that as a victory as long as this improvement is lasting.[/size]

Sisi_Kill:

Exactly!!

Why is this such a hard concept to grasps??!!

I'm ready to put money down that in the next month or two, there will be a new [b]HOW IS POWER SUPPLY IN YOUR AREA [/b]thread where majority of the respondents will be complaining about how they have not had light in days.

Sisi_Kill:

Exactly!!

Why is this such a hard concept to grasps??!!

I'm ready to put money down that in the next month or two, there will be a new [b]HOW IS POWER SUPPLY IN YOUR AREA [/b]thread where majority of the respondents will be complaining about how they have not had light in days.

ocelot2006: @ Kibijunkie, do you currently reside in Nigeria? If not, I suggest you ask friends or relatives that do rather than criticize blindly. Believe it or not, there has been marked improvements in the power sector. These days, most areas across the country enjoy more hours of light. The only downside is the increased bill. And the issue of proper distribution is yet to be tackled fully.

agabaI23: And if they are still jubilant what will happen? You.will start crying abi?

GAR3TH: Though the Installed Capacity of Nigeria has improved with the construction of new power plants, Power generation has still remained the same, Fluctuating between about 3000-4000MW. State and federal government did improve some Distribution and transmission electrical infrastructure but in reality most of the countries electrical infrastructure is yet to be fixed. If you are experiencing an increase in power its most likely because of PHCN deciding where to distribute power. Because power generation has pretty much remained the same.

Damalex4luv: oga which side 4 ibadan.my own area light no dey oo.

Out of the total installed capacity of 7,876mw, only 4,000 is said to be available for now while average daily generation is put at 2,700 although the federal ministry of power is committed to increasing available capacity to 6,300 mws by 2012 and 40,000 mws by 2020.

Mike Uzoigwe, the Chief Executive Officer of Egbin Power Station, says the station’s power generation has increased to 1,100 from 900 mega watts. He said that the country’s power generation, which currently stands at 3,800 mw would soon increase.

Our correspondent gathered that the peak power generation on Saturday was 3,164MW, while it was 3,026MW on Sunday. 1st May 2012

Zutchy: There you go again,jumping the gun,must every incident in this country of ours be viewed from the negative aspect,can't we just have a ray of hope that maybe,just maybe things are getting better,and this isus moving forward at last,must we be you or KOBOJUNKIE,who is a known pessimist,black hearted individual who it pains whenever there is any sign of progress,left to you it would be your greatest pleasure for Things not to work out well so that you will have grounds to keep on castigating,but guess what,that plan ain't gonna work.

ITbomb: For those who never see anything good in another person's effort , nothing good will ever come their way
CC: ACN/CPC Laptop Squad
BCC: kobojunkie

Kobojunkie:


Stop with the brain-dead suggestions, and take your own advise. Don't criticize blindly. To this point you have not been to refute a single claim I have made of what is happening in Nigeria yet you think telling me I am criticizing blindly makes you appear sane in some way? Really? Instead of you to ask yourself, think, why is it that no one has been able to say for a fact that the numbers I have on generation average per day is wrong but they somehow still say I am wrong . . . ask yourself the questions WHY? Not come on to give imbe_cilic suggestions 10 pages later.

I don't know what location has to do with information that even people in China have access to yet Nigerians in Nigeria refuse to consult before jumping to silly conclusions on here. Please learn to use your head in discussions.

ITbomb: For those who never see anything good in another person's effort , nothing good will ever come their way
CC: ACN/CPC Laptop Squad
BCC: kobojunkie

ocelot2006:

Young lady, drop the insults. I asked a simple question: DO YOU CURRENTLY RESIDE IN NIGERIA OR NOT?

tpapi: So d junkie is not even staying in nigeria

brabus: I've lived in different parts of the country and when I say something is improving, I knew exactly what I meant.

This is unlike the service I'm getting 2-3 months ago.
Getting at least 18 hours steady such each day, spending less than N4k on fuel in one month, ironing my clothes with NEPA light...

All of the above are happening for the first time this year in the month of July.

Kobonatty, power is improving. Shikenah! Levels don change now - its 3/10 and I'm loving it.

ITbomb: For those who never see anything good in another person's effort , nothing good will ever come their way
CC: ACN/CPC Laptop Squad
BCC: kobojunkie

Kobojunkie: For every person with a brain out there . . . these are the numbers . . . prove them wrong or surd off. Show me the lie in clear bold words that are contained in there . . or again, STFU!

[size=14pt]How can electricity in the country have improved when

a) Transmission problems have yet to be tackled

b) Generation has fallen back down over the last couple of months. It is estimated to be about 2700MW on average per day, today.How can that be an improvement from more than 3900MW we were told of about December of last year[/size]


na juju


If your goal is to rejoice that that power supply has improved(a la increase in power rations to your area at this time) in your tiny are of your state, go right ahead and do just that.

However, when you want to speak of Power at the National level, at least visit the facts rather than come off sounding like another of the many empty-brains out there who feels that as long as they have electricity in their home, all is well in NIGERIA.

Kobojunkie: For every person with a brain out there . . . these are the numbers . . . prove them wrong or surd off. Show me the lie in clear bold words that are contained in there . . or again, STFU!

[size=14pt]How can electricity in the country have improved when

a) Transmission problems have yet to be tackled

b) Generation has fallen back down over the last couple of months. It is estimated to be about 2700MW on average per day, today.How can that be an improvement from more than 3900MW we were told of about December of last year[/size]


na juju


If your goal is to rejoice that that power supply has improved(a la increase in power rations to your area at this time) in your tiny are of your state, go right ahead and do just that.

However, when you want to speak of Power at the National level, at least visit the facts rather than come off sounding like another of the many empty-brains out there who feels that as long as they have electricity in their home, all is well in NIGERIA.

Kobojunkie: For every person with a brain out there . . . these are the numbers . . . prove them wrong or surd off. Show me the lie in clear bold words that are contained in there . . or again, STFU!

[size=14pt]How can electricity in the country have improved when

a) Transmission problems have yet to be tackled

b) Generation has fallen back down over the last couple of months. It is estimated to be about 2700MW on average per day, today.How can that be an improvement from more than 3900MW we were told of about December of last year[/size]


na juju


If your goal is to rejoice that that power supply has improved(a la increase in power rations to your area at this time) in your tiny are of your state, go right ahead and do just that.

However, when you want to speak of Power at the National level, at least visit the facts rather than come off sounding like another of the many empty-brains out there who feels that as long as they have electricity in their home, all is well in NIGERIA.

onthefence: [img][/img]

Na we de here for naija and na we go tell you whether power improve or not. Forget your useless statistics. Power has improved where I live in Benin City. How difficult is it for you to understand and accept it. Shuo.

Rossikk:

Thank you very much. Anyone who still listens to Kobojunkie on this site needs to have their head examined. Fact is you would have to be living in a cave to not notice that power supply has IMPROVED in Nigeria. And in many areas has DRASTICALLY improved. But Kobojunkie would rather present dodgy statistics claiming power supply has worsened, something she so happens to know from faraway CANADA, even as Nigerians resident here in Nigeria are saying otherwise.

onthefence:
Na we de here for naija and na we go tell you whether power improve or not. Forget your useless statistics. Power has improved where I live in Benin City. How difficult is it for you to understand and accept it. Shuo.