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Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by dabossman(m): 4:08pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
chivic: It might be time for you to follow the example below. chlorophyll: |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by Awaja(m): 4:10pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Bulk passing have become their stock in trade since inception.blameGEJ continues. |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by Artzdanielsz(m): 4:11pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
MetaPhysical:I've been paying through both my nose and anus |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by Nobody: 4:13pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Tecks10:he was too hungry for power |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by Reference(m): 4:14pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
IkennaDavid1: Not his fault. That was the fault of an ignorant society. No one asked him how before casting their vote so he dodged the bullet. Theu jave come again and debates are scheduled but once again most Nigerians are distracted by sentiment of Atiku US visit, cloned president and other childish nonsense. Some even suggested that the younger and more enterprising presidential candidates be not part of debate because they cannot win. Can you imagine that. So the elections will come, false, unrealistic promises will be made, no questions asked as to how things will work, votes will be cast, power handed over and nothing will be done. Six months later, complaints... We are our own problem abeg. 1 Like |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by holuphisayor(m): 4:14pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Ha! OK ohh.. Minister of darkness |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by ericmor: 4:15pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Colourich: The thing is, they know the right thing to do but they won’t just do it. That is the area I don’t understand |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by Festy4u(m): 4:16pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
ProAnti: When we put round peg in square holes what else should we expect. A man that should be in the justice ministry his bossing over a supposedly engineering/technical ministry! 1 Like |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by hush15: 4:19pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
BluntBoy: The only thing i agree with you on is that the change nigeria need is two way which is both the leadership and the citizenry but not to blame Mr. Rocket Science is impossicant because their government is in power and if he couldnt address the lapses within their contract agreement, then he should just shut it. They have increased tariff thrice without any positive impact... You can defend but this guy messed up biggest time |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by tiredoflife(m): 4:21pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
ProAnti: I didn't want to say a word cos I am in shock hearing what fashola is saying. Yes u are right about fixing electric prices as a problem but this is not the total truth Truth is the minimum wage You don't want a good minimum wage so how won't they fix prices Wage is suppose to be able to cover expenses But when the minimum wage is nothing to talk about U must fix prices or use subsidy Nigeria will not work as long as the leaders minimum wage is bigger than the citizens Their take home pay is good enough to cover expenses but that of workers is so poor I have lived in the UK I have seen power supply at its best Let there be increase in the wage to correspond to basic needs That way the government and investors can take back what was paid to workers through the back door while the investors can be sure to make gains Not forming price fixing and expecting investors to take the loss |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by pateraluv: 4:23pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Then whoms problem if nigerian lack electricity? But Mr Minister in 2015 you promised to solve electricity problem in Nigeria. It was a big surprise seeing you turning it the other way round now. Na wa ooooooo, may God help us in this country. |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by Reference(m): 4:26pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
ProAnti: We are on the same page, just different chapters and Fashola as well. I am not a government apologist but Fashola/NERC did try to raise tariffs twice is the year but was resisted and the matter remains in court. The wrong government has done is not paying its own vast electricity bills regularly and some minor policy missteps but apart from that, there is nothing it can do. Conducive environment is a performance criteria and depends on many other factors incidental on the economy as a whole. Banks for instance at the moment are not lending as aggressively as they should (expected in an inflatory/contractive) economy... And government surplus cash is no longer in their vaults courtesy of TSA.... so... |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by elderken(m): 4:28pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
When I called this dumb SAN à mad fellow, many idiotic Homo sapiens were very quick in defending him. To those idiots, let me say again. Fashola the mad man nnamdibig: |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by nograv: 4:32pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Did you hear that Nigerians..? Chai, Fashola is officially done.. If the sector is privatized and still doesnt work. Doesnt that mean the approach is in need of reform.. ? That IS the responsibility of the federal government.. |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by FBIL: 4:34pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Lawyers are never good in anything technical; rather than solve the problem, Lawyers would complain. 1 Like |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by WavesOfGlory(m): 4:40pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Fashola was really brilliant. This is what the Bible says about the company one keeps. |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by Xano(m): 4:40pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
madridguy: Interesting people like you. 2015, you posted something different. Power Transmission is 100% FG. No matter how long you spin your statements about deplorable Power Transmission in Nigeria, you make yourself a sycophant. Mr Fashola, with all due respect, speak less about Nigerian Power Sector, you sound naive. |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by RealityShot: 4:41pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
chivic:exactly! as the regulator, it is he who should stop this "estimated bill" crisis! i know that if estimated bill stops, power companies will give better services. |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by Reference(m): 4:43pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
pateraluv: I was watching Mission Impossible: Fallout yesterday and after the fight in the bathroom and the killing of the contact Ethan Hunt said he 'hoped' the white widow had never met 'John Lark'. In reaponse his CIA opposite played by Henry Cavil said explicitly, '...hope is not a strategy!!!...' My dear 'hope' is a function of the 'promise' you anticipated. It is not a democratic instrument. Hope exists only in the annals of religion and faith where you have an unable congregation seeking help from an all able God based on scriptural promises. In democracy it is talk and do under compulsion. It is a master servant relationship where the citizen is the master and the politician seeking office is the servant. Your servant can say all he likes, that he promises to do this and that but your consideration is his performance not his promises and when you interview him for the job you will be expected to know how he will perform his tasks and evaluate accordingly. No one ever asked Fashola how. Now they come again and instead of asking how, what we are interested is in Atiku Visa and Jubril form Sudan or whatever nonsense we pride ourselves in. That is the problem. See what is happening in the UK. Brexit has not happened yet but the debates everyday on Brexit are so harsh every citizen of that country knows what is happening intoto, how it will work or fail and what lies in the future and in their converns almost removed their Prime Minister. They don't play around with their destiny. We do. 1 Like |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by MondayOsunbor(m): 4:50pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
APC AND ITS SUPPORTER ARE BASTARDS PERIOD! |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by PapaAdanna: 4:52pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Of course he is an AFONja, they speak from both ends of their mouths. |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by slivertongue: 4:54pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
[quote author=daddytime post=73811662] fashola has lost it, he tinks he is smart. ofcourse he has failed 2improve power |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by Abimbola198212: 4:55pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Shithole ministry...Fire burn your mouth |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by Nobody: 4:58pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Power transmission through Transmission Company of Nigeria is still 100% government owned. Next excuse please oga minister |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by baratech: 5:00pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Clueless govt |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by kingstarz: 5:01pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
MetaPhysical: NERC is the regulator my friend...Since Fashola is absolving himself of blame, all in the name of political correctness,I suggest the scrapping of the power ministry |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by sunnedee2: 5:06pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
daddytime: |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by sheubaba2013: 5:09pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Then it's my fault F. G our light at kolinton alagbado (ogunmola Alara street) area is not stable. They bring it and take it after 3mins. The most annoying part is that they give us crazy bill. We are tired |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by CrystalMax: 5:21pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Reference:You are right with your points & I am right too. Fashola is right to some extent likewise. I appreciate people like you that have understanding of the sector before talking. In all, I have said it before and I am saying it again, the privatization of the power sector is not good for Nigerians, at least not yet. |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by djoey89: 5:23pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
wow... are you kidding me?. fg and blame games!.. you are the govt which are meant to have the citizens in mind, dont you have the to sack non performing company like cbn took over skye bank?.. I weep for 9ja, we should just sell the country and share the money... |
Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by tete7000(m): 5:27pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
Fasola is overhype. Having got tired of using rhetoric to justify his failure, he suddenly turned around to absolve himself and put the blame elsewhere. At least he has now somehow agreed he has failed, next is for Buhari to come out and admit his government has woefully failed. Talk they said is cheap, all they know how to do is to propagate lies and falsehood. Awon yeye people. |
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