lathrowinger:


Yiiiibo, must u complain

midolian:
Sincerely speaking, we ve never had it this good..

Politics aside, Buhari's emergence as president of this raped country is the best thing to have happened to it.

Since 2015, power supply here in Kwara has been to a great extent, stable. At least 12hours a day anywhere in Nigeria, when compared to how it used to be is Stable.

Prior to 2015, a week would go by and the only light we would see's sunlight.

midolian:
Sincerely speaking, we ve never had it this good..

Politics aside, Buhari's emergence as president of this raped country is the best thing to have happened to it.

Since 2015, power supply here in Kwara has been to a great extent, stable. At least 12hours a day anywhere in Nigeria, when compared to how it used to be is Stable.

Prior to 2015, a week would go by and the only light we would see's sunlight.

niaralandtopuser:

look at the idiot who claims power was 1000+ when Gej handed over to buhari but can't seem to prove it.

the man said he performed poorly but here you are defending him
https://punchng.com/my-govts-performance-in-power-supply-not-good-enough-buhari/

KingGBsky:


Broda I live in the same area with you. Light is worse in this area totally. I wonder what Benin people did to this BEDC

niaralandtopuser:

lies from fashola and osibade
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/327200-nigerias-generated-electricity-drops-further-to-2919mw.html

what we have now is even less than 3000mw.
Jonathan improved what he met on ground while buhari reduced what Jonathan left for him.

midolian:
Sincerely speaking, we ve never had it this good..

Politics aside, Buhari's emergence as president of this raped country is the best thing to have happened to it.

Since 2015, power supply here in Kwara has been to a great extent, stable. At least 12hours a day anywhere in Nigeria, when compared to how it used to be is Stable.

Prior to 2015, a week would go by and the only light we would see's sunlight.

obailala:
Hahaha... Me?Idiot?.. Lord av merci!

I posted a news weblink every single time I mentioned that power dropped to 1327mw before handover in 2015, but of course you were so so engrossed in your delusion to even bother opening the links I posted... and now you have the audacity to call me an idiot for being unable to prove my claim?... Kaiii! ... In all honesty, who do you really think is the idiot between us both?

Obviously you're one of those people on this forum who think every discussion must be about a Buhari vs Gej or apc vs pdp matter; and of course whenever they remotely think or assume an argument might be steered in that direction, common sense instantly flies away from the window and becomes a luxury.

I told you average power in Nigeria has always fluctuated between of 2000mw and 4000mw since 1999 to date, and whilst you argued blindly that the power sector was utopian under GEJ, I pointed out with verifiable reference that power generation even fell to as low as 1327mw a week before May 29th 2015.

But of course I must truly have been an idiot expecting an individual with your brain capacity to even bother reading or comprehending the link I posted; an individual who still hasnt been able to comprehend the difference between 'generating capacity' and 'actual generated power'.


I will say goodbye by posting these link once again, not necessary for you (cos you obviously still wouldn't comprehend it), I will post this here only for other members of this forum to behold your ignorance.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/183496-nigerias-power-generation-at-all-time-low-crashes-to-1327mw.html

benji93:
Man what is your problem? you are not contributing logically to this exchange. Lies from Fashola and Osibanjo, was GEJ telling the truth too?. How can you confirm that? Perhaps a report from the power generating plants will suffice. I doubt GEJ even knows the difference between power generating capacity and actual power generated. That's the problem with this country, we have been electing leaders that don't know shit since the beginning of time. Our education is so bleeping out of place that the youths are everything but reasonable. Na so so blind argument. I honestly don't know what students in Nigeria are taught these days. Nigerian youths lack scholarship. Sit down and learn how to source for reliable information before you start a long lime of arguments or suggestions. I am not exempting the other parties involved in this argument-if they are guilty of being illogical.

niaralandtopuser:

your link only talks about brief moment when power came down due to strike and shutdown. it was never the true situation of power.
if we had to use same logic , then there was a time power was 0mw under buhari
https://punchng.com/power-generation-crumbles-to-0mw-for-several-hours/

amaniro:
I believe light supply has increased everywhere in Nigeria. Even Abuja.

obailala:
But do you now understand the meaning of the word 'average'?.... I said average power has always fluctuated between 2000 and 4000mw since 1999. Of course there were times it peaked over 5000mw and times it fell to 1000mw and even zero, but average has always been between 2k and 4k.

obailala:

But do you now understand the meaning of the word 'average'?.... I said average power has always fluctuated between 2000 and 4000mw since 1999. Of course there were times it peaked over 5000mw and times it fell to 1000mw and even zero, but average has always been between 2k and 4k.

niaralandtopuser:

I didn't argue that. I only had problem when you said power was 1000+ under Gej.

niaralandtopuser:

I don't think we ever had zero under Gej.

my point is that buhari never improved on what Gej left but Gej actually improved on what he met on ground

obailala:
I repeatedly pointed out that power had always fluctuated between a range of 2k-4k megawatts, and that has always been the case since 1999 to date. Sometimes it falls below, sometimes it rises above, I only mentioned the drop to 1000+ because you were hell-bent on painting a utopian picture even first claiming that power was hitting peaks of 6000mw under GEJ and then now around 3000mw currently. That was a bizarre misconception which I believe was purely driven by political sentiments.

Oga power supply is the last thng anyone should ever try to use to argue politics cos power supply since I was born has always been shiit in Nigeria.

Historic data on daily power generation figuted can be viewed on this NESO site.
https://www.nsong.org/Library.aspx

niaralandtopuser:

I provided a link where it was said power was 6k+

The system operator put the nation’s installed generation capacity at 12,910.40MW; available capacity at 7,652.60MW; transmission wheeling capacity at 8,100MW; and the peak generation ever attained at 5,375MW.

obailala:
You see what I keep saying, you're just hell bent on driving a pilitical argument here, albeit with just conjectures. Quit trying to go political here, power sector performance is the last area anyone should ever attempt to use for politics. There has never been a year when a total grid collapse has not happened since 1999 till date. In previous years, there wasnt a sharp political divide in Nigeria along the apc vs pdp lines, so there was never a need for the news on grid collapses to be amplified as political points.

obailala:
'Available Capacity' not 'Actual Generation'. They aren't the same thing.

Meanwhile the available capacity as at 2019 Feb is now over 7600mw. You can read this report below.

https://punchng.com/power-generation-loses-1108mw-drops-to-3456mw/

niaralandtopuser:

We had an all-time high of 9936mw in 2015.
Goodluck was talking about actual generation not available capacity

obailala:
Huh? 9936mw?... you mean 6636mw?... Both figures are false though, we've never had up to even 5500mw.

niaralandtopuser:

https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/nigeria/electricity-production

midolian:
Sincerely speaking, we ve never had it this good..

Politics aside, Buhari's emergence as president of this raped country is the best thing to have happened to it.

Since 2015, power supply here in Kwara has been to a great extent, stable. At least 12hours a day anywhere in Nigeria, when compared to how it used to be is Stable.

Prior to 2015, a week would go by and the only light we would see's sunlight.

midolian:
Sincerely speaking, we ve never had it this good..

Politics aside, Buhari's emergence as president of this raped country is the best thing to have happened to it.

Since 2015, power supply here in Kwara has been to a great extent, stable. At least 12hours a day anywhere in Nigeria, when compared to how it used to be is Stable.

Prior to 2015, a week would go by and the only light we would see's sunlight.

obailala:
Hehehe.. bro, Gigawatt-Hour (GWh) isn't the same thing as Megawatt (MW).

bluebay:

Oga lemme correct you. Only privatized sectors are performing better now. Stop giving credit to the government for I remember privatization of the refineries was on key reason Jonathan was voted out and nothing can be said about same refinery. If we begin to count, we won’t end today.

niaralandtopuser:

it was still clear that we had the highest in 2015 but you choose to focus on the writer mistakes. it only takes a few seconds to figure out that the writer was talking about MW. even South Africa don't generate 9000+GW of electricity