awa:
Without sounding ungrateful for the so-called milestone in Power Generation in the country, fact remains we are at the peak of raining season and water level is relatively height for the hydro-power stations to operate more efficiently hence this increase.

However instead of counting our chicken before the egg hatches, APC should share encouraging concerted efforts so far made in addressing our power crisis. It is technically childish to think that integrity of PMB is the main reason for this improvement.

Let's stop praise singing to allow the President focus on the real issue. Besides if only presidential integrity is now the source of change in Nigeria then, I am afraid this nation will slump after his tenure.

The president should build institutions and not personality. I have been waiting to hear any meaningful changes made so far with re-energising or restructuring the National Orientation Agency (NOA). This is the most powerful agency we need now to re-orient Nigerians on the way forward perhaps different from business as usual.

God bless PMB
God bless Nigeria

makzezepost=37174037:
Sai Baba!

May God guide and protect him.

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anonimi:




Chai see as you dey whine & twist like a masturrbationn expert. Real PassingShit is what you are.

mideactive:
Wit al dis fine pix na only 3500mw ur man fit generate 4 six years..shame!

MizMyColi:


Mr Ebele has always been a proponent of transformation.
Unlike some dullards who expect that power situation will change overnight, the man was busy laying groundwork and ensuring that even in his exit, sustainability is maintained.
He understood the principle of consolidation.

A principle which his opposition in the APC clearly lack understanding of.

front247:
Bunch of liars, did buhari add to d megawatts in any way, gej laid d foundation but because of apc sabotage it did not blossom well under gej

PassingShot:

If you have any evidence of APC sabotaging GEJ's regime, bring forth.
Besides, is it not an indictment that a govt allowed opposition party to sabotage its regime?
Cure yourself!

anigold:


if GEJ was a tyrant do you think Buhari could have emerge as APC flag-bearer with all the issues about his waec certificate...
Or do you think if GEJ was like OBJ
we know how many political opponents were assasinated during OBJ's tenure.... Now APC are boasting as if it was all their sweats.

Governance is a continual process its only a foolish government that spend all its energy trying victimize the immediate government(instead of playing her positive contribution to the development of the country) forgetting that that GEJ is the main reason buhari is in power... We can remember what IBB did,anyone in power could have done that and nothing would have happened, i mean nobody will cough... And sure you wont be ready to die for this entity called Nigeria..

Every right thinking Nigerian wants Buhari to succeed as our President...

So APC should stop making noise and start working the miracles they promised during compaign... Everybody cant be fooled at the same time...

Joevics:

u seems to forget that its easier to destroy a house than to build it. The APC is just so fortunate that the Pdp as a party wont stoop so low.

egift:
A good name is better than riches. Under Buhari's leadership, everything in Nigeria is falling into place.

God bless Mr. President.

Wailers can tear their hearts

Kingspin:
I don't read childish talks and thrash. For somethings like boko haram, ministers etc the Apc will tell us to wait that it too early but for other things is buhari's handwork. Fools age is above 40. Meanwhile, buhari is appointing people here and there even yesterday. Why we await for saint as ministers. Our leaders and the country is joking if change enter Nigeria my grandma in the village will know. We need a restructure and a national plan/vision for rapid development. You cant govern a country off hand ie by mere thinking that this is good for now and not for tomorrow.

MizMyColi:
Mr Lai Mohammed, point of correction please....

Your sabotaging efforts just to undermine the office of the president in GEJ's time is what rendered the power sector almost ineffective.

Now that he is no longer in power, "everything" in that sector is suddenly going smoothly...don't you just smell a big fat rat?

Remember how this nation was on lockdown, in terms of power and crude energy and it took a man from the south-east, a Tanoid to salvage the situation?
What does that tell you?

Remember the BBOG group?
They have suddenly gone dead silent.
Apparently Buhari's integrity brought back the girls by proxy and stopped their wailing.

Wait, what about Boko Haram?
Is it any surprise that they were on a rampage when Buhari seized power and just less than 3 months later...everywhere's now "seemingly" cool? Infact the army had the audacity to deny reports of one the most gruesome murders since their "resurgence"?

As far as I'm concerned....
I see the crop of people leading this country as a bunch of pretenders, who will stop at nothing to paint themselves whiter than angel Gabriel.
In their warped minds, Ebele Jonathan did not deserve to be on that seat, so they employed whatever resource at their disposal to see to his ousting.
Yet God has remained faithful to the man.

This Change Being Preached Is Cosmetic and A Big Scam.
Be fooled not.

rusher14:


I see, Lai Mohammed made sure there was no power for 5 years?

That must mean Jonathan lacked the requisite leadership ability.

ocelot2006:


Ain't that strange? Cos power actually peaked at almost 5000MW during Dr. Nnaji's tenure as Minister of Power under GEJ with power improvement across the states. That's before the drop no thanks to gas line sabotage in the later months of the administration.

PassingShot:

Forget all the ifs and buts. NOTHING GEJ could do about Buhari. It's just as there was NOTHING OBJ could do about him.

PMB is as clean as any human can be.

GEJ/PDP are just like an employee who wants to be appreciated after being terminated for scoring 20% in his appraisal. Will the employers consider the failure performance given what they spent on his recruitment and training to achieve the 20%? Does it make any sense?

rusher14:


You mean just before Barth Nnaji was made to resign in 2012? Crying shame. Seems there were powerful people who weren't interested in stable power supply, and they successfully outwitted our dear president then.

Says a lot.