omoredia: No light in my area for the past 2mins oh oppps! The light is on again. Pls NEPA D̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ take the light again all this light don't feel so normal. UP NEPA!!! We Nigerians must to complain no matter what. GEJ may God help u lead all this senseless animals called Nigerians
!

Rhino.5dm:
. . .and am presently using my generator. Irony!

stanech: The improvement is due to the rain and cold weather and not because the FG has done something about it. After the rainy season is over. The problem will continue. Quote me.

splendidb20: My village havn't had light 4 d past six years. The poles has bn vanderlized as a result f dat. Let dem distribute light if dy hav gotten su ch megawatts, or is it only 4 cities? Cities? We ration light in my area-3days On, 3days Off. Worse dan last year

Sisi_Kill: You guys saying you don't have light. . .you better pray for forgiveness oh. How can you be lying and on a Sunday too!!! After all the FG has been trying

Even if it is true that you don't have light, why are you saying it out loud? Do you want the FG to feel bad? Don't you know that regardless of what the situation, we are supposed to celebrate it...this will encourage the FG.

Our main duty as Nigerians. . . to praise the FG so they can give us what is rightfully ours.

Funkymallam: The Ministry of Power has assured that worst days of power supply in Nigeria are over, noting that the recent improvement in the sector would be maintained to meet international standards.
The ministry also refuted media reports that the Shiroro Dam which supplies water to the Shiroro Hydro Power Station was shut down by the workers union.

A statement by the Special Assistant, Media, to the Minister of Power, Mr. Ogbuagu Anikwe, read, “The reports were obviously planted by a handful of professional trade unionists in the leadership of the National Union of Electricity Employees, who do not consider anything sacred in their self-assigned mission of agitation and propaganda against the ongoing power sector reform.

“We would like to assure all Nigerians that the worst days are over as far as electricity is concerned. The current improvement is not irreversible. The programme for power development in Nigeria to international standards is very much on course, and the whole world is convinced that Nigeria is finally on the right electricity track.”

According to the ministry, the facility performed better than the 760mw-Kainji hydro power plant built in 1968, which had not been overhauled till date. It added that the station was a major contributor to the unprecedented 4,237mw on the national grid and the 70mw reserve generated since August 7, this year.



http://dailypost.com.ng/2012/08/12/good-news-there-will-power-outages-fg/?wt=3

Funkymallam: The Ministry of Power has assured that worst days of power supply in Nigeria are over, noting that the recent improvement in the sector would be maintained to meet international standards.
The ministry also refuted media reports that the Shiroro Dam which supplies water to the Shiroro Hydro Power Station was shut down by the workers union.

A statement by the Special Assistant, Media, to the Minister of Power, Mr. Ogbuagu Anikwe, read, “The reports were obviously planted by a handful of professional trade unionists in the leadership of the National Union of Electricity Employees, who do not consider anything sacred in their self-assigned mission of agitation and propaganda against the ongoing power sector reform.

“We would like to assure all Nigerians that the worst days are over as far as electricity is concerned. The current improvement is not irreversible. The programme for power development in Nigeria to international standards is very much on course, and the whole world is convinced that Nigeria is finally on the right electricity track.”

According to the ministry, the facility performed better than the 760mw-Kainji hydro power plant built in 1968, which had not been overhauled till date. It added that the station was a major contributor to the unprecedented 4,237mw on the national grid and the 70mw reserve generated since August 7, this year.



http://dailypost.com.ng/2012/08/12/good-news-there-will-power-outages-fg/?wt=3

Funkymallam: The Ministry of Power has assured that worst days of power supply in Nigeria are over, noting that the recent improvement in the sector would be maintained to meet international standards.
The ministry also refuted media reports that the Shiroro Dam which supplies water to the Shiroro Hydro Power Station was shut down by the workers union.

A statement by the Special Assistant, Media, to the Minister of Power, Mr. Ogbuagu Anikwe, read, “The reports were obviously planted by a handful of professional trade unionists in the leadership of the National Union of Electricity Employees, who do not consider anything sacred in their self-assigned mission of agitation and propaganda against the ongoing power sector reform.

“We would like to assure all Nigerians that the worst days are over as far as electricity is concerned. The current improvement is not irreversible. The programme for power development in Nigeria to international standards is very much on course, and the whole world is convinced that Nigeria is finally on the right electricity track.”

According to the ministry, the facility performed better than the 760mw-Kainji hydro power plant built in 1968, which had not been overhauled till date. It added that the station was a major contributor to the unprecedented 4,237mw on the national grid and the 70mw reserve generated since August 7, this year.



http://dailypost.com.ng/2012/08/12/good-news-there-will-power-outages-fg/?wt=3

stanech: The improvement is due to the rain and cold weather and not because the FG has done something about it. After the rainy season is over. The problem will continue. Quote me.

Nnaji also said that although water levels had also improved at the dams, hydro power plant
managers at Kainji, Jebba and Shiroro were
operating a management system designed to
ensure that there is water for power all year
round. “We can have more (power) if we
decide to use what is available at Shiroro, for example, but we do not want to do that,” he
said

Enoquin: The article, I believe, did not say 'no more power outage' it said 'improvements'...and on that I agree...Light was okay here before in my part of Uyo and it has improved a bit as my bill has too...

Funkymallam: The Ministry of Power has assured that worst days of power supply in Nigeria are over, noting that the recent improvement in the sector would be maintained to meet international standards.
The ministry also refuted media reports that the Shiroro Dam which supplies water to the Shiroro Hydro Power Station was shut down by the workers union.

A statement by the Special Assistant, Media, to the Minister of Power, Mr. Ogbuagu Anikwe, read, “The reports were obviously planted by a handful of professional trade unionists in the leadership of the National Union of Electricity Employees, who do not consider anything sacred in their self-assigned mission of agitation and propaganda against the ongoing power sector reform.

“We would like to assure all Nigerians that the worst days are over as far as electricity is concerned. The current improvement is not irreversible. The programme for power development in Nigeria to international standards is very much on course, and the whole world is convinced that Nigeria is finally on the right electricity track.”

According to the ministry, the facility performed better than the 760mw-Kainji hydro power plant built in 1968, which had not been overhauled till date. It added that the station was a major contributor to the unprecedented 4,237mw on the national grid and the 70mw reserve generated since August 7, this year.



http://dailypost.com.ng/2012/08/12/good-news-there-will-power-outages-fg/?wt=3

Funkymallam: The Ministry of Power has assured that worst days of power supply in Nigeria are over, noting that the recent improvement in the sector would be maintained to meet international standards.
The ministry also refuted media reports that the Shiroro Dam which supplies water to the Shiroro Hydro Power Station was shut down by the workers union.

A statement by the Special Assistant, Media, to the Minister of Power, Mr. Ogbuagu Anikwe, read, “The reports were obviously planted by a handful of professional trade unionists in the leadership of the National Union of Electricity Employees, who do not consider anything sacred in their self-assigned mission of agitation and propaganda against the ongoing power sector reform.

“We would like to assure all Nigerians that the worst days are over as far as electricity is concerned. The current improvement is not irreversible. The programme for power development in Nigeria to international standards is very much on course, and the whole world is convinced that Nigeria is finally on the right electricity track.”

According to the ministry, the facility performed better than the 760mw-Kainji hydro power plant built in 1968, which had not been overhauled till date. It added that the station was a major contributor to the unprecedented 4,237mw on the national grid and the 70mw reserve generated since August 7, this year.



http://dailypost.com.ng/2012/08/12/good-news-there-will-power-outages-fg/?wt=3

Fabulous Autos: I have two 30 liters kegs that I use for my two generators. They were filled to the brim about 6 weeks ago and up till now, they are still full because light has been constant for almost 2 months.

The light have not gone off a second for the past 5 days. Come tomorrow morning, I'm going to transfer the fuel to my car. I don't know of other location, but I live in Ajah and I'm sure others in this location will testify that light have been incredibly constant here in the past 2 months.

For once, I can now believe there's hope for Nigeria.