netotse:

they can attain the 6000 but maintaining it nko? and our demand is most likely more than 6000.

also the man did not equivocally say that we wld have 24hrs electricity

PapaBrowne:

There is no way our demand is just 5100MW.
In layman terms, the equivalent of that is just sixty thousand 100Kva generators,
We surely do need more than that.

nex:

i used to be among the selected few that got more than 12 hours electricity daily till mid august when the Urhobo Youths blew up a gas pipeline supplying one of the major power stations and it dropped to about 4 hours per day. December, here we come.

According to a new statistic released yesterday by Minister of Power, Dr. Rilwan Lanre Babalola, the nation's total demand is currently 5,100 mega watts, instead of about 15,000mw long held as the current requirement. He however, put the current available capacity at “just over 4,000mw."

He said, "in our aspiration to be one of the top 20 economies by 2020, the nation will require a minimum 25,000mw. This will require effective management of our assets and judicious use of our resources.”

spikedcylinder:

If he said:

Then how comes:

Jakumo:

There is nothing that cannot be accomplished with a combination of strategic prayer, fasting, speaking in tongues and of course, Juju sacrificial rites utilizing carefully selected house-pets.

So, without further ado let us pray, fast, speak in tongues and sacrifice Fido to the God of Iron, who will then ensure that electrical power matrializes on schedule, even in the complete absence of any infrastructural refurbishment, and despite all funds allocated for the task being comprehensively looted by God-fearing politicians.  Praise the Lord !

~Sauron~:



I cannot count the number of times we have been promised 24-hr supply by these lunatics in agbada.
They are all lies. . . . . . .One must be a complete dork to believe it.
The same Nigeria where major suppliers of generator bribe NEPA Officials to blow up transformers so that their generators can sell?