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Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by jpphilips(m): 4:11pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
airfinance: E Gbami O: 1. Crude Oil production/day - 2.5M barrels i doubt if this bull came from Femi falana himself or someone is posing as femi circulating this clap trap. 16.272 trillion is generated from oil alone. 40% goes to royalties (oyibo that help you extract the oil,don't think that Shell and co came here to watch television) Nigeria is left with 60% of the lot. to guarantee that 60%, another 10% goes to security (Nigerian army,Nigerian Navy and militants) leaving the nation with 50%, another 13% goes to states that produce the oil leaving the federal with 37%. this 37% is split among federal, state and local governments at 52%, 26% and 20% respectively, PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO FALANA TO GET A GRIP ON HIS POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC MALNUTRITION 1 Like |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by Nobody: 4:29pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
dedeike: My friend shut ur pie-hole! Go find out how many Megawatts places like South Africa and Brazil are producing, then come back and try to bamboozle us with ur rubbish Mathematics. |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by Nobody: 4:34pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
rhymz: Is it just me or did anyone notice that either the reporter or Amadi tried so hard to give the impression that afterall JEG has not achieved anything in the power sector. The report made it look like it was a Hoax. When total Output is approximately 4500MW, it doesnt take Rocket Science to help you figure out that a loss of 300MW will create a significant (negative) impact. |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by chucky234(m): 4:55pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
rhymz: which investor in their right mind will take a nonentity like you seriously? You are even lucky they did not ask you to go and $hit. . LolYou think everyone out here are fool like you,I don't believe in Anonymity because I can defend whatever I say anywhere unlike you who hide behind a hole to claim e-lord,check my profile for my pic m0ron. Mentioned names of two companies and I expected you to carry out DD to find out from the companies if they know who Chuck but instead you chose to sell your stupi:dity in public,I have all the docs used for the NNDC/Sure King Petroleum Corp partnership. I am not even sure if you know anything about power generation,you are yet to make any meaningful contribution to the subject you were asking who is better between myself and Barth. I repeat your Prof. Barth spend far more on power annually than SA and Brazil combined yet achieved just 1,200MW while Brazil spent half of what he spent to achieve 10,000MW to bring there total generation capacity to 100,000MW,so who is the fo0l here? You are besotted. |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by rhymz(m): 5:07pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
kingoflag:can you please explain how an estimated 300megawatts drop will take us back to the former era when we could hardly sustain a mere 2500megawatts? Besides, 300megawatts is just an estimated drop not actual drop. There is no how hydro-power plants with combined capacity of 300megawatts will lose all its generation just because there is a drop in water levels at the dams. The water only provides propelling force on the fins of the turbine which in turn rotates ammature or magnetic core connected to the wheel driven by the turbine. All the plant needs is propelling force, if there is a water level drop then the propelling force of course will reduce which of course will reduce the revolution of the magnetic core carrying wheel; if the total output of the power plant is say 300megawatts, its production will reduce as a result but it does not stop anyway. So why is everyone assuming the whole 300megawatts will be lost just on the basis of water level reduction? Besides, most of the plants that have contributed the to the national grid production are gas powered. You guys should tone down on the exaggerations jare. As I speak I still enjoy steady power in my own part of lagos just like in most part I have visited as well. People should be magnanimous enough to admit there is a sincere effort here, shikena! |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by chucky234(m): 5:10pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
rhymz: hahahahaha. . .OMG!!!You must be high on something cheap,you dumbly think I give poo about anonymity,ask the many Nlanders who have met me in the past three years. I don't give a shi:t about who or what you are,I can meet you in your wretched kitchen room because Iam a true Nigerian with a big heart. I have met many Nlanders in their houses and offices,so if you think I said that because of anonymity then you mistaken because I can bring the fight to your fuc:king bedroom. If you think you a thing or two about power generation then come down so we debate this and see how far you can go with your combobulated brain,do you have any idea how the power generation system work? Or you think its one plus one equals two,I said Prof. Barth Nnaji has done nothing to justifies the billions of dollars he has spent in the power sector and expected you to challenge on that but like the goon you are chose to display your daftness to the world. Mumu go kill you,ode-olodo rabata. |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by Americasman(m): 5:45pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
rhymz: can you please explain how an estimated 300megawatts drop will take us back to the former era when we could hardly sustain a mere 2500megawatts? The rains are coming to an end. We shall know who is telling the truth. For now, I am neither for or against. I'd rather save my breath! |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by Americasman(m): 5:50pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
jp philips: you have not added the money the govt gets from importation, the 5%vat and the taxes. How are these calculated, 60%:40%? |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by Americasman(m): 5:58pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
rhymz: can you please explain how an estimated 300megawatts drop will take us back to the former era when we could hardly sustain a mere 2500megawatts? This guy is enjoying govt patronage. He has to say something to set his neck. Will your mom cook soup and you say its not delicious? Lets give this guy a break. |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by Nobody: 6:24pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
Thank God the man said the bitter-truth |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by takedat(m): 6:50pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
jmaine:stop being deceitful and am not buying your pull me down syndrome.Governance is a continous thing,each successive governent build on previous legacies.So dont discredit others just because you want to make a case for someone |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by Sharexgold(m): 7:17pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
Hhmmm.......! |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by emcemayo: 8:03pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
yeah kpa !!! So this igadun wey we dey for olodi go soon stop! The God wey start am go am sustain 4 us. I dey gbadun nepa now o! 97/100 |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by trutalk77: 10:54pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
airfinance: E Gbami O: 1. Crude Oil production/day - 2.5M barrelsWhats is the cost of production per barrel or it is free. We need to remove the cost of production from the sales to get the profit. It is the profit that you have to spend. So Femi Falana should give us the production cost before we pass on dis enlightenment |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by Ethnan: 11:39pm On Aug 27, 2012 |
Ladies and gentlemen, there are several valid points we have raised in this thread but we don't need to submit to the lower instincts and raise abuses on one another in driving home our points. A few public facts about power and other issues: 1. More than $10bn dollars spent since OBJ was in power,exact amount not known. 2. Standards help for easy decision,which is the reason why we would generally believe the info of a prof in Engineering than a street boy who claims he knows better than all the profs in that field 3.Power generation is lower from hydro stations during dry season for obvious reasons 4.There is a minimum required propelling force before turbines can begin to generate anything substantial at all. 5.Looting of oil wealth is not today's story,how many of us are really ready to fight the battle.Imagine federal govt decide to really take it out on the oil marketers who threatened to go on nationwide strike recently,how many of us will hold up and stand with the govt if there are no fuel anywhere? Just in case,anyone here needs some good inverter or other alternative power solution,i would recommend these guys,simply professionals,knows what they are doing! http://www.hisystems.com.ng |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by jmaine: 1:27am On Aug 28, 2012 |
take dat: stop being deceitful and am not buying your pull me down syndrome.Governance is a continuous thing,each successive governent build on previous legacies.So dont discredit others just because you want to make a case for someone You came up empty as expected and your post reeks of hypocrisy . . . .Read up your quote and retrace your spiteful and biased criticism of GEJ . . . P:S =====> When the full dividends of the NIPPs begin to manifest .. . .GEJ name shall be on the lips of Nigerians, an helpless situation for sworn critics like you |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by freebloke: 1:35am On Aug 28, 2012 |
See wetin 9ja governmenti don turn him citizen to... Citizen 4 other countries dey henjoy power and notin concern dem wit mega watts yle we own na 2 dey follow and helep governmenti count mega watts. |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by dedeike: 3:01am On Aug 28, 2012 |
Dhelake: according to page 14 of saturdayI gave you three links to view in proof of my claims. I will reproduce them as follows: http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/index.php/business/174360-power-generation-hits-4477mw http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/business/57661-electricity-generation-hits-record-4477mw.html http://newsbreaknigeria.com/news/Nigeria+hits+record+4%2C477.7+megawatts Now unless you hate truth or detest objectivity or have a phobia for evidence, you will not have problems agreeing to this overwhelming evidence. I challenge you to debunk the facts with your own links attached, not page 5 or 6 of DHELAKE TIMES which other Nairalanders cannot access. |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by rhymz(m): 7:05am On Aug 28, 2012 |
Americas_man:this is one of the reasons I don't like debating with stray intellectual cretins like you cos to you and your likes, it all boils down to we against them or Jonathan supporters vs AcN or whoever the Bleep your ignorant self supports. What will it profit you if the Jonathan administration fails? Would you rather you win your dumb ego boosting argument than see this administration succeed? It goes beyond blind partisan support for me, I want to honestly see Jonathan succeed, yes. His success will be Nigeria's success. Arguing endlessly with so much unbriddled malevolence for the federal government to the point you want them to fail just so you can be proven right is like cutting one's nose to spite one's face. You need to raise bar of your argument beyond the rhetorics of the pettiness we see everyday ob NL. |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by rhymz(m): 8:16am On Aug 28, 2012 |
chucky234: You must be high on something cheap,you dumbly think I give poo about anonymity,ask the many Nlanders who have met me in the past three years.Listen Mr ignoramus, this will be the last time I will pay you any mind unless of course you post like you have got some sense. Stop peddling nonsense you read from blogsites and personal opinions of non-experts, one only has to compare the implemented part of the overall budget to expose the folly in your trite ignorant argument. You keep quoting billions like it is tissue paper, when did Nnaji come on board, abeg allow those of us that are following development in the sector to educate others that are interested jare through intelligent posts, nobody is interested in your over-bruised ego you trying so hard to treat hear. I care less if you have signed an MOU with America's GE for your death by electrocution, that one na your own palava, if you like beat your chest from January to december, all that bragaddacio only shows how personally inadequate and insecure you are. You need to get a job and let professionals with far more better knowledge of the system post, your diatribes and off-point rant is messing up the opportunity for others to learn one or two things about the reforms and the privatization process taking place. If you are so pained that people see things differently from you, you could as well calm yourself down into enternal abyss by drinking some Jim Jones kool aids. |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by Cupidkc(m): 8:29am On Aug 28, 2012 |
Please refuse to pay for meters and report anyone who asks or collects money for meter to NERC and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,” he said. http://www.punchng.com/news/electricity-will-drop-by-300mw-after-rainy-season-nerc/[/quote] When a meter goes for 25k... |
Re: Electricity Will Drop By 300MW After Rainy Season – NERC by ocelot2006(m): 8:44am On Aug 29, 2012 |
homerac7: I suggest you read the text you quoted. It is one thing to initiate a number of NIPPprojects which later stagnated/died out due to corruption, and it's another to revive and complete the very same projects. I say kudos to GEJ for the later. |
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