xreal:

lol
when did torch lights and phone lights become drugs or therapy?

rather say you consult with torch lights , shikenah!

Back to the matter.
Thunder go fire anybody wey chop money meant for the betterment of patients.
Which 19million are u spending every month?

FG budgets 16M for fueling for a 24hr stable electricity monthly. Meanwhile you don't power your generators for 24 hrs.
IBEDC still supply electricity once a while, and the generators don't run at these times.

The main generator and most others are down at the moment due to lack of servicing. True or False?
You mean you spend the whole 16m every month? Haba.

It will cost just 40M to link up with Ganmo's 33Kv substation.
Why not do that?

EFCC and GOD is watching.

kontinu

Quakertellicus1:


Splitting up Nigeria or calling it a zoo does not sort out corruption or exploitation.

It just leads to a situation where PHCN....(Problem has changed name).

ragiluhivo:


No you are wrong. The earlier we split this God forsaken country, the better for everyone.

Only a mad man would keep doing the same thing and still expect a different result. 100 years is enough time to tell the fate of a country.

I spit on the Green White Green Flag

xreal:

lol
when did torch lights and phone lights become drugs or therapy?

rather say you consult with torch lights , shikenah!

Back to the matter.
Thunder go fire anybody wey chop money meant for the betterment of patients.
Which 19million are u spending every month?

FG budgets 16M for fueling for a 24hr stable electricity monthly. Meanwhile you don't power your generators for 24 hrs.
IBEDC still supply electricity once a while, and the generators don't run at these times.

The main generator and most others are down at the moment due to lack of servicing. True or False?
You mean you spend the whole 16m every month? Haba.

It will cost just 40M to link up with Ganmo's 33Kv substation.
Why not do that?

EFCC and GOD is watching.

kontinu

rozayx5:
and buhari allocates billions to the state house clinic

ajealadick:
This hospitals should stop giving us excuses. Its not working anymore. A 5kva inverter with solar system and batteries cost less than N1. 5m. This should be kept at variouw emergency points and can outlast any operation duration.

ajealadick:
This hospitals should stop giving us excuses. Its not working anymore. A 5kva inverter with solar system and batteries cost less than N1. 5m. This should be kept at variouw emergency points and can outlast any operation duration.

Destined2win:
Can you just imagine? Who do I unleash this anger in me right now?



See guys, we need to wake up in this country. Nigerians are just too dull for my liking. Can't there be something like a revolution or uprising against greedy politicians in this country?


All the same, be of good cheer, I am coming to take Nigeria to the promised land. We really need to hold these politicians culpable.

ragiluhivo:


No you are wrong. The earlier we split this God forsaken country, the better for everyone.

Only a mad man would keep doing the same thing and still expect a different result. 100 years is enough time to tell the fate of a country.

I spit on the Green White Green Flag

Quakertellicus1:


Well, it did drop that low because of damage to gas pipelines and problems with our gas plants at Egbin (which is a old power plant).And the fact that we still rely on HEP....which works when the reservoirs are full...not when they are dry.

My point is, even at full maximum of 5000 MW.....we cannot get 24 hours light until we get up to 12000-20000 MW....which means more generation facilities, and fixing the transmission system....which are going to take years and money to fix.

(Current PEAK generation as at 13/3/2016 is now 3,981 MW)

Chukzyfcb:

Even @ 20,000mw we'll still not have 24hours of light but there would great improvement. South africa generates about 20,000mw with a population of about 50million and yet they don't have 24hrs of light....

lcoral:
Government fooling its self but the hospital management fooling themselves the most. Who do they think they are deceiving or they forget Nigerians are more enlightened. Any hospital coming out to say they who lamps for surgery ought to be shut and management probe.
The union is just telling us how incompetent most of d CMDs are in terms of their managerial skills.
These patient pay huge fee for major surgeries and operations, we know how much of IGR hospitals generates yet they can't fuel a generator set for a 4hour procedure. I believe there are some linen that aren't meant to be washed in public.

xreal:

lol
when did torch lights and phone lights become drugs or therapy?

rather say you consult with torch lights , shikenah!

Back to the matter.
Thunder go fire anybody wey chop money meant for the betterment of patients.
Which 19million are u spending every month?

FG budgets 16M for fueling for a 24hr stable electricity monthly. Meanwhile you don't power your generators for 24 hrs.
IBEDC still supply electricity once a while, and the generators don't run at these times.

The main generator and most others are down at the moment due to lack of servicing. True or False?
You mean you spend the whole 16m every month? Haba.

It will cost just 40M to link up with Ganmo's 33Kv substation.
Why not do that?

EFCC and GOD is watching.

kontinu

Quakertellicus1:


South Africa generates 40000mw...and while they do have occasional blackouts,it is not something that happens daily like Nigeria.

amtaken:
Where is the change that they promised?


APC = All Promises Cancelled.

TheophilusA:
Following the ongoing nationwide strike of doctors, the immediate past president of the Association of Resident Doctors, University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital(UITH) branch, Dr. Oyinlola Oluwagbemiga and his successor, Dr. Ade Faponle, on Wednesday said that due to epileptic power supply in the hospital, doctors use lamps, torchlight and phone lights to treat patients. Oluwagbemiga and Faponle spoke during a media briefing in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital. According to Oluwagbemiga, “There are certain procedures we embark upon, you have to complete them using your torchlight or phone lights. Imagine that you are in an emergency where you have to resuscitate a patient and you resort to that. It is that bad. It even stretches to sanitation.We have reached the point where you are having a major procedure and all you can hear is ‘please we can only supply light for the next two hours, make sure you complete your operation.’ And there are operations that last for four or more hours. So if you have such, you have to reschedule because you have been told ab-initio that you are on your own should you embark on such.”



The Director of Administration, UITH, Mr. Ganiyu Yusuf however said the management of the hospital spent about N16m monthly on diesel and N3m monthly on electricity bill to the Ibadan Distribution Electricity Company. Yusuf said, “As management, we are not going to join issues with the resident doctors. But we are going to state the facts. It is not news that electricity generation in the country is bad. The problem affects everybody, not only the hospital. We spend N16m monthly to buy diesel. We have a 500KV generator and another 350kv generator, as well as many other smaller generators to power each unit and department. The N16m that we pay is different from the N3m that we pay to IBEDC every month. Imagine what N19m could have done, if we had steady power supply in the country. We have done what we could do as a management with the resources available. We have separate generators for many sections. If you turn on the light in the hospital because of the operations the doctors will do, we keep it running until 4pm. Even when the power is on, how many of the doctors are ready to perform surgeries? If we know that in our area power will come at a certain time, you programme your activities. We lost three people in an attempt to stabilise the power supply. One of them was electrocuted and another dropped in water. What we are trying to do is to link up with the university and take power from Ganmo. Imagine the huge cost.”



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