GEJ is workinq ..niqeria iz advancinq

So the government still get like one year before them go hands off completely. Okay we D̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ wait. Make the light better so that we go fit do many things at cheaper rate.

Buy for 1 naira and sell for 10 kobo... Useless people..

Jona and his team is trying to cross over to the other side of the roughest sea after independence. A sea no one has ever attempted to cross. When the devil was questioned as to why he is moving to and fro? He responded by saying he is only looking for those to be devoured. Jona, as you struggled to carry this cross called Nigeria to atleast beyond its former destination, May those devil like (haters) Nigerians moving up and dawn looking for your downward fall fail to laugh last. May God and the wishes of all good Nigerians be with you. Do not be tired. While I agree that many nigerians are neck deep in ethnicity, remember that majority will vote on individual performance and not party basis

Nigeria business men are bad investors. You mean all these power stations can only generates a little bit over 5,453 megawatts? We still have a long way to go in our country. Imagine, these are the power stations they have been politicizing and wanting to kill themselves on. We can't develop a nation with a meager 5,000 megawatts. South Africa generates over 30,000 megawatts of electricity while China generates over 100,000 megawatts. Nigeria politicians and leaders are useless and lazy. Our politicians politicize everything to be re-elected back to their...Fashola is trying...haaa, Amechi is the best, no Okoracha is the man. We should stop deceiving ourselves. We still have a long way to go.

Nice move.

Dunno why you guys are happy,this is Nigeria,dont trust this people,let them implement it first

victorv12: Nigeria business men are bad investors. You mean all these power stations can only generates a little bit over 5,453 megawatts? We still have a long way to go in our country. Imagine, these are the power stations they have been politicizing and wanting to kill themselves on. We can't develop a nation with a meager 5,000 megawatts. South Africa generates over 30,000 megawatts of electricity while China generates over 100,000 megawatts. Nigeria politicians and leaders are useless and lazy. Our politicians politicize everything to be re-elected back to their...Fashola is trying...haaa, Amechi is the best, no Okoracha is the man. We should stop deceiving ourselves. We still have a long way to go.

I have nothing to give you but @ least I can like your post. Nigerians are very backward and they are the cause of the problems facing this country. Always happy with mediocrity.

Nigeria has been sold!

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Does this mean that a private investor can now invest in power in Nigeria?

I mean, if I wanted to build a power station now, can I do so?

That would be a very good investment.

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This is one step forward for the government

owolabifunke14: Finally,Nigeria is heading towards the right direction. Constant power supply will soon be our portion. I can now proudly say that dividends of democracy is here with u.But,I hope the private companies are not owned by our governors and senators?

I wanted to call you 'ode' but I changed my mind. Who are the people buying if not our politicians?

I PRAY THINGS WORK OUT WELL WITHOUT CORRUPTION

Balderdesh! Is this the first time you're reading promises on papers?



My man do you think it is easy to add just ordinary 100MW in this jungle called Nigeria.

yomanovic:


I wanted to call you 'ode' but I changed my mind. Who are the people buying if not our politicians?

pls tell me,did anybody prevent you from buying any power plant?

hope dis will soon stop

we heard it before now. nothing new. WHEN ARE WE GOING TO HAVE CONSISTENT LIGHT

spongeback: Nigeria is a failed state

were d hell are u staying to call Nigeria a failed state

yaaay! nepa is going to be bringing light!

Normal

The pertinent question to ask is- What was the cost of building these power stations? At what cost are they being sold?' I hope tax payers are not being taking for a ride.

NOT AGAIN....

The truth be said ,wat I hear is "weitin happen weh phcn dey bring light like dis"from every ones lip .if ur area transfomer is faulty and ur street or area nor get light dat one nor mean say me nor get ,
Its improving ,slow and stedy , don't quote me how long

They are selling 80% stake for $6Billion when the cost on the plants so far is $8Billion plus. . . That means we're losing over $400Million on this deal. Or is my math wrong ni?

Naija na wa Ooo

Yungwizzzy: truth be said electricity has really improved these days

no doubt. .

yomanovic:


I wanted to call you 'ode' but I changed my mind. Who are the people buying if not our politicians?

You just said 'ode'.

With this now, I hOpe people in neighbourhood will not be asked to contribute money to repair or fuel transformers henceforth !

Who's dis retard dat thinks tru her anus. Rather dan make reasonable comment, she preferred opening a stinking hole to say wat she hears on TV. U deserve a slap
Wats faliure in building a power plant and privatizing it. #uv been looking for some way to use dose crappy statement#

spongeback: Nigeria is a failed state

Who said GEJ is not working?

owolabifunke14: Finally,Nigeria is heading towards the right direction. Constant power supply will soon be our portion. I can now proudly say that dividends of democracy is here with u.But,I hope the private companies are not owned by our governors and senators?

I'm not sure how old you are, but wiser heads will tell you that in Nigeria, it is better not to count your chickens before they are hatched.

I'm sure years ago someone was rejoicing about 'Vision 2020'...where we dey now?

We were promised a crash in cement prices...still yet to materialize. We were promised an end to Boko Haram last year. Fighting still goes on.

be wise.