joseph1832:
Where in Egbeda are currently? Learn not to generalize abeg. I stay in Egbeda, my hustle is in Egbeda and the power is not as you paint it dear.

Abeg which area in Egbeda is currently having blackouts? Name them please.

In Alakuko I can say emphatically that the power supply is Zero. Particularly Dalemo axis.

So over to you madam!.

Garki? What about in Otuoke?

Like seriously, you're surprised people are not complaining? I wonder why you didn't complain about this blackout when your hero GEJ was in Aso Rock, or wasn't there series of blackout when GEJ was in power?

disloman:
For how many hours?Tell mi.I left there this morning.Isiba olowo street.There was light.They might not have it now but power supply in that area is still good.

ECOTERRORS:
continue to follow me around until I will Knock you down while driving.

Acidosis:
Mr man better speak for your village only

victorels:


The Rain is gradually going and my words is gradually becomming reality.

Very soon people would stard to curse PHCN and Not Government that took the credit of Jonathan.



www.nairaland.com/2580752/suddenly-up-nepa-returned

ECOTERRORS:
Onye asi

VOICEOFJUSTICE:
IN CALABAR HERE THERE HAS BEEN NO LIGHT FOR THE PAST 3 MONTHS.

Idiataqueen:
like seriouly ur lie get weight

Firefire:


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The perfume used to suppress Buhari body odour has expired[/size].


24 Hours blackout in recent time and no explanation from the government of "Body Language"

LordMecuzy:
Power supply 22hours in Abuja,Benue, Kogi, Niger,Taraba, Nasarrawa I can't say about other states..

I don't spend much for my little biz on petrol...

Dear Buhari please keep it on..

God Bless u

Philistine:
Stable power supply in Mafoluku/Oshodi. Too much Light fa!

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Lobeez:


@Op, improvement in power generation has very little to do with the rain, and it important for you to get the facts straight.
The decline in power generation during the last few years of the last administration was largely due to gas pipeline vandalism, but for this, many Nigerians would have actually experienced improved power supply.
I started enjoying very constant and stable power supply at an average of 20 hrs/day since January 2014 after an 11MVA substation was completed and commissioned in the area where I live; this was part of the NIPP project which the last administration gave a lot of attention. We were able to build so much capacity after so many NIPP gas turbine plants were completed and commissioned across the country. However, pipeline vandals made sure that this huge success would not be felt by Nigerians and they actually succeeded in doing this.

I personally blame the past administration for not checking the activity of the vandals who made rubbish of its very impressive effort to improve power supply.

Surprisingly, after the 2015 election, the activity of the pipeline vandals seemed to vanish and this began to reflect in the experience of improved power supply among many Nigerians. The recent drop in power supply however can again be attributed to activities of vandals yet again who seem to have lost the initial fear they had upon resumption of a new regime. Just last month, 10 DSS operatives were killed by these vandals in Arepo; in July 4 JTF soldiers were also killed in the creeks of Bayelsa.

The only plausible explanation in favour of the rain argument for me is that around this time of the year, the jungles used by these vandals are all waterlogged and this has reduced their presence and subsequently their nefarious activity. I see their activities climbing up when the rains go away and if the present govt does not begin now to plan on a counter measure, we may very well slip back into the dark days.
Thanks

Emekamex:
Buhari's body odour is on the decline. Where is Lai Mohammed when you need him.

ECOTERRORS:
lol no vex, I wanted to call out exell cos he is living in Owerri and should be in the best position to answer Aunty Beremx

lagmostkuit:
My folks says it's the same @ home in lag buh here in osun state, power supply is actually their pride



Buhari's body language is no longer functioning I guess..

warrior01:
Buhari's darkness everywhere. No light, no salary, no ongoing capital projects, no portable water, boko haram tension everywhere... Is this the change Nigerians asked for? This is becoming pathetic

HzRF:

Where in osun

Cuz no light in owode ede right now

Lobeez:

Surprisingly, after the 2015 election, the activity of the pipeline vandals seemed to vanish and this began to reflect in the experience of improved power supply among many Nigerians. The recent drop in power supply however can again be attributed to activities of vandals yet again who seem to have lost the initial fear they had upon resumption of a new regime. Just last month, 10 DSS operatives were killed by these vandals in Arepo; in July 4, JTF soldiers were also killed in the creeks of Bayelsa.

The only plausible explanation in favour of the rain argument for me is that around this time of the year, the jungles used by these vandals are all waterlogged and this has reduced their presence and subsequently their nefarious activity. I see their activities climbing up when the rains go away and if the present govt does not begin now to plan on a counter measure, we may very well slip back into the dark days.
Thanks

olatunji21:
Don't know of other places but here in Agbowo Ibadan, it's been relatively stable....Infact since last Sunday i don't tink dere's been power cut for up to 10hrs from a possible 84hrs......