you're among the lucky few, i see

delvinmaya:

dont know about rebranding but here in Akure, Ondo State its like las vegas sometimes.We get PS for like 48 hours at a go.Men its awesome getting to use electricity like i deem fit.And we get our supply from the Omoteso power plant in Okitipupa not kainjii dam

The last time I visited Akure light was very stable there. I hope to be there again this december. As for Port Harcourt, it is total darkness.

Arogbowe said:

Hmn! who post this thread? I'm begining to suspect this thread, abi na topic we go call am? Looks like the Rebranding Nigeria fellas have arrived on Nairaland. If not why on earth will someone be asking an obvious question knowing the situation of power generation in the country.

For the benefit of doubt,  bros, nothing has improved, if nothing it is getting worse. But be rest assured Power Holding (PHCN) is still sending us bill for power not consumed. Look below this page and tell me the adverts you saw.

Bye.

I think it's mighty hard to claim for certain that ''nothing has improved'', particularly if you're basing your claim on your localised experience and/or limited glimpses of the power situation in various other locales.

Nigeria is a huge country, which is why a poll like this serves to give a more valid picture of the situation, by recording testimonies of residents from all parts of the federation.

what do you mean, 'I think it's mighty hard to claim for certain that ''nothing has improved'''?
this are real people giving a feedback of their torture at the hands of inglorious nepa!

no

Up till this month we never had up to 3 hours of power at a stretch for almost 2 years now in my part of Lagos metropolis. On the 5th of this month (The day Nigeria Played Tunisia) we had about 12 hour at a stretch from 12PM to 12AM (we are on a 12 hour schedule 12 noon to 12 midnight or 12 mid night to 12 noon although they end up suppling only 2 to 4 hours in the whole day with about 2 to 4 interruptions).
Overall, there is a slight improvement but of course the situation is still pathetic.

lucky you! up nepa!!!

Is it just improvement we are looking for? hope its power for all in 20 2020

improvement, power for all, etc. the important thing is let there be light!

I cannot for the life of me fathom why Nigerans are so impatient for electricity, when the Late, Great, Always Mighty, Ever Popular General Sanni Abacha, shortly before he expired on the downstroke with an Indian hooker, pledged uninterrupted electricity for Nigeria NO LATER THAN the year 2059.

If I had my way, all disgruntled elements who so much as utter the word  "electricity",  in the the Nigerian context, would be bundled off to the Gulag for a few decades of disciplinary re-education.

I wonder if this a good topic here , cos we all know that Nigerian Power Holdings will Surely Hold There Power To Themselves, so why the worry, pls go away with ur post.
Though, i had a dream sometimes ago and in my dream i saw that Power suply will be good , but only if we get colonized again by the British ( just a dream). loll

The only solution to power failure that we all know is to buy at least 2 generators, one in the morning and one at night, or solar panel and that is the paid advert that is keeping some sites alive now, everywhere u see any paper advert just check well and you will see atleast 10 to 15 adverts on solar panel or generator ( big and small), please make sure you buy 2 atleast, to keep life going. Jah bless

generators! arrgh! those noisy contraptions!

wel i think light is generlly better during rainy season so its not aquestion of 6000MW anything

light is not better here for us ooo! even with the rains

1

no power at all please light your candle!

Well yes,we usually havelight by 6.00pm althrough till 8 the next morning.

the issue no dey improve at all.we used to have power for almost 8 hours a day but every thing just Bleep up as "aboki" just give dec. deadline,now its only for about 4-6 hours a day,so we dey hurry iron clothes,pump water,put on a/c small, naija sha

no power now for about a month

:-x

yes

**sad***

How Farrrr?

Yeah, how farrr?

Any improvements? I read power generation has shot up to 2,900 megawatts and rising as we approach the mauch-vaunted December deadline for 6000 mw.

well right here in akure in a week i only suffer 2 hours of darkness at most,i have gotten used to ma microwave and fridge no more sour stews for me i guess

lucky you. i go come tap power from ya house ooo!

One week one


December is around the corner!

How farrrrrrr?

I think it's better here in asokoro,abj.,anytime there's blackout,it only takes somewhile before it is restored.

dem dey try now small, small.

yea.4 d past week or so,it has improved significantly.

are we still on this?