Gauta, a village in Keffi, Nassarawa State enjoys same.

To your question, It is very possible provided we have serious government that will not play politics with our power sector. It takes time though.
As for me, I am not expecting much from Buhari. We can have constant power within ten years of serious work.

Raxxye:
Bonny could ring a bell in the ears of many as the town where the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas(NLNG) plant is situated, but for those who do not know, it is an island by the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and one of the 23 local government areas of Rivers State, as well as home to the newly a established Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas.

The most remarkable thing about this town is that there is never power failure!
Yes, you heard well; Bonny residents enjoy 24/7 electricity supply all year round!

In my two-years stay in the town so far, the total time of power outage is less than 6 hours. Such outages are usually due to routine maintenance by the BUC(Bonny Utility Company). The residents hardly know how much kerosene or cooking gas sells for because they cook with electric cookers and power availability is guaranteed for their daily cookings.

My question is: if this could work in Bonny, can't this model be studied and replicated in other parts of Nigeria?

Cc
Lalasticlala

do you have gas reserve.....

Raxxye:
Bonny could ring a bell in the ears of many as the town where the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas(NLNG) plant is situated, but for those who do not know, it is an island by the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and one of the 23 local government areas of Rivers State, as well as home to the newly a established Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas.

The most remarkable thing about this town is that there is never power failure!
Yes, you heard well; Bonny residents enjoy 24/7 electricity supply all year round!

In my two-years stay in the town so far, the total time of power outage is less than 6 hours. Such outages are usually due to routine maintenance by the BUC(Bonny Utility Company). The residents hardly know how much kerosene or cooking gas sells for because they cook with electric cookers and power availability is guaranteed for their daily cookings.

My question is: if this could work in Bonny, can't this model be studied and replicated in other parts of Nigeria?

Cc
Lalasticlala

Dats if d authorities incharge wil b sincere n corruption eradicated.

Jalingo (Taraba state) also enjoys 24 hrs of power supply.

LAfricana:
your common sense should av sorted that for u


the home of gas should lack power ... whats your point, are you trying to display your ignorance, or you are just being plain silly

talk about closeness to raw materials (gas).


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yeye dey worry this one, go to Kainji and see if they have electricity 24/7.

That's wonderful

demmy0325:
A

Amadioha?

pbs4real:
Amadioha?

.. No.. Agabaya... Like U..

LAfricana:
your common sense should av sorted that for u


the home of gas should lack power ... whats your point, are you trying to display your ignorance, or you are just being plain silly

talk about closeness to raw materials (gas).


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What is wrong with you?
Do you have to insult him before making your point?
Answer this if you can. What form of gas does Bonny have in abundance and how is it transformed to electrical power?
Is Bonny the only town in Nigeria that produces such gas?

Yes, i can confirm this.

all4naija:


That is image of Bonny from Google and it looks well planned that many places in Nigeria. I am surprised it has 24/7 electricity supply. That is a good thing to know about the country. Where are those Zulus to see that there is a place in Nigeria where there is 24 hour power supply?

Go Nigeria!

That place is probably just the LNG residential area. Bonny is not that small.

Sure it's a small city.....

7Alexander:

you are the one without common sense and plain silly, isnt Nigeria the home of Petroleum resources, do u have fuel and kero in abundance. Insipid

ashewopeckas:
OP, not just Bonny. Ahoada, a village between PH and BAYELSA too enjoys the same 'luxury'. As a matter of fact, in addition to the stable power supply, they also have tarred roads (over 5km) and full subscription of DSTV for the entire village as at 2010 though, all paid for by AGIP.

My sister, am so sorry to tell you that you are a liar.
I can't help it.

themonk:
see as we dey broadcast just one city in nigeria with constant power supply, while the white man have resolved light issues since time immemorial. Sometimes i cant help but think the Queen left quite early.

Strange.
I feel the queen should have left us the heck alone! And not come to distort and muddle up our lives

To develop. at our own pace, or stay undeveloped.....our way, period
That way, you cannot long for what you have never known

hopefully one day.....

B

Raxxye:
Bonny could ring a bell in the ears of many as the town where the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas(NLNG) plant is situated, but for those who do not know, it is an island by the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and one of the 23 local government areas of Rivers State, as well as home to the newly a established Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas.

The most remarkable thing about this town is that there is never power failure!
Yes, you heard well; Bonny residents enjoy 24/7 electricity supply all year round!

In my two-years stay in the town so far, the total time of power outage is less than 6 hours. Such outages are usually due to routine maintenance by the BUC(Bonny Utility Company). The residents hardly know how much kerosene or cooking gas sells for because they cook with electric cookers and power availability is guaranteed for their daily cookings.

My question is: if this could work in Bonny, can't this model be studied and replicated in other parts of Nigeria?

Cc
Lalasticlala

That is the best way to generate a sustainable and uninterrupted power to the people of Nigeria.
Let us allow each state to generate electricity and distributes it locally within the state.
Some state don't need more than 5 to 10mw presently. While some state will need between 50 to 100mw. Lagos, Kano, Rivers, Ogun, Oyo, Delta, Anambra and may be two or three other states will have power demands of more than 100mw now. All the states with high profile energy consumption should have more power from many generations source while those states with lower loads should generate electricity with high capacity diesel engine.

no disturbances trying to fap here.

Middlefinger1:
My sister, am so sorry to tell you that you are a liar. I can't help it.

she is correct.
I've lived there before.
have you?

Osogbo

Middlefinger1:

My sister, am so sorry to tell you that you are a liar.
I can't help it.

Please refer to your username.

Enjoy the rest of ur day...

LAfricana:
your common sense should av sorted that for u


the home of gas should lack power ... whats your point, are you trying to display your ignorance, or you are just being plain silly

talk about closeness to raw materials (gas).


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You talk as child. And how come the 6th largest producer of oil in the world battles with fuel scarcity if closeness to raw materials was the most important factor in production?

Raxxye:
Bonny could ring a bell in the ears of many as the town where the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas(NLNG) plant is situated, but for those who do not know, it is an island by the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and one of the 23 local government areas of Rivers State, as well as home to the newly a established Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas.

The most remarkable thing about this town is that there is never power failure!
Yes, you heard well; Bonny residents enjoy 24/7 electricity supply all year round!

In my two-years stay in the town so far, the total time of power outage is less than 6 hours. Such outages are usually due to routine maintenance by the BUC(Bonny Utility Company). The residents hardly know how much kerosene or cooking gas sells for because they cook with electric cookers and power availability is guaranteed for their daily cookings.

My question is: if this could work in Bonny, can't this model be studied and replicated in other parts of Nigeria?

Cc
Lalasticlala

Soon you"ll have the same situation in lagos state, according to Dangote's promise to the governor today.

Viciyus:


SEE ANOTHER DUMB GUY!!

DID YOU READ THAT ARTICLE AT THE BACK OF YOUR YANSH?

THE OP MAKE MENTION OF GAS POWER PLANT LIKE TWO TIMES AND YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE SOURCE OF CONSTANT POWER SUPPLY.


LEARN TO READ AND UNDERSTAND, DON'T THINK LIKE AN ANIMAL

Must U abuse ppl?
At least,his post wasn't abusive,why bring animal into this?

IKot Abasi in akwa Ibom enjoys steady power supply .. Its the home to Ibom power plant.

ashewopeckas:

Please refer to your username.
Enjoy the rest of ur day...

. DAYUMM!!! T.K.O

Do they also have browsing network?

Do they also have browsing network and what's the average cost of accomodation?