Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry said electricity supply to Lagos areas have increased to 35 percent in the last three months.
The Chamber revealed this in its latest survey which was presented to the media yesterday by its president, Chief Goodie Ibru.

He said in some parts of the country, the average daily supply of power now ranges between 15 to 20 hours per day.

He said that while households and small businesses tend to have significantly keyed into the increased power supply, diesel price is decreasing in line with falling consumption rate coming from increased power supply.

He said: “We observed that while the administrative blocks of most businesses are now connected to the PHCN, major manufacturers are yet to switch their production lines to the public power supply, because of sustainability concerns.

“We are looking to see how much the dry season will impact power supply as increased water levels in the dams due to the raining season played a key role in the current boost of power generation.”

He advised that in order to build on the current tempo, government should sustain the gas-to-power framework.

Bloody liar. You can go to the press and say what you like. But at the end of the day, we know what is going on.

2mch: Bloody liar. You can go to the press and say what you like. But at the end of the day, we know what is going on.

Because ur neigbourhood doesn't have light doesn't mean other places are not getting up to 20hrs of light! And why would someone d power problem is affecting his production be lying for d govt

billante:

Because ur neigbourhood doesn't have light doesn't mean other places are not getting up to 20hrs of light! And why would someone d power problem is affecting his production be lying for d govt

Its a bloody lie again. . He said Lagos, he didnt say one neighborhood. So therefore it is a bloody lie.

That's good news,we hope it has come to stay...

Good work GEJ...... Am feeling the improvement in power supply at my end.......pls don't relent