FarahAideed:


The same state govts that have not been able to provide common pipeborne water for their states ? Are you aware that no state in Nigeria has potable pipe borne water supply to it's citizens ? Abi is water supply also in the exclusive list? With greedy men like Tinubu running DISCOs don't expect anything useful please , those men are born cheats and their joy comes from cheating others , such a person cannot solve problem s

Gnaeusmagnus:
The issues arising

1. Siemens is not going to come in and charge bills below the production price , so bills go up. Siemens is also not coming to invest in Nigeria sans profit.

2. Discos will expect to be compensated for being forced out of the business for Siemens.

3. Expect higher bills, but improvement in power supply

valarmorghulis:

I'll chose Siemens 1000 times because our own discos ain't serious

FarahAideed:


Which higher bills , are we not spending more on power already ?

Do you know that the current thieving DISCOs charge most Nigerians for darkness intead of light ? Do you know Nigerians spend a fortune paying to run generators a day , I spend 100 times more on Generators than I spend of recharging my prepaid meter every year , if I could channel just half of what I spend on Feb to Siemens and they guarantee me 24 hours electricity then I will be fine

JubrinElSudan:
Siemens distributing no means say light go steady. Generation and transmission still get their own wahala.

Should the proposal be approved, Siemens will fully take charge of power generation, transmission and distribution.

princemillla:
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It's better to be overcharged for what's always available than paying huge bills already for wats not on ground

Flyingngel:
Instead of them to remove power from exclusive list to concurrent list so that state government can generate and distribute their power, if they have excess they sell to the neighboring state.

joyandfaith:
it should be done asap. germany should manage our power sector. uk-education. us-army. france-health sector. transpotation -japan. civil service-canada. judiciary- holand. ecomony-swiss. police-israel

Flyingngel:
Instead of them to remove power from exclusive list to concurrent list so that state government can generate and distribute their power, if they have excess they sell to the neighboring state.

Gnaeusmagnus:
The issues arising

1. Siemens is not going to come in and charge bills below the production price , so bills go up. Siemens is also not coming to invest in Nigeria sans profit.

2. Discos will expect to be compensated for being forced out of the business for Siemens.

3. Expect higher bills, but improvement in power supply

Gnaeusmagnus:
The issues arising

1. Siemens is not going to come in and charge bills below the production price , so bills go up. Siemens is also not coming to invest in Nigeria sans profit.

2. Discos will expect to be compensated for being forced out of the business for Siemens.

3. Expect higher bills, but improvement in power supply

EkunKekere:
Siemens will come with a typically efficient German work model and the impact will be felt. All the useless aboki led discos can fvck off and leave distribution in more competent hands.

Flyingngel:
Instead of them to remove power from exclusive list to concurrent list so that state government can generate and distribute their power, if they have excess they sell to the neighboring state.

staga:


Siemens gave Egypt 15,000 MW in 3 years. In Ghana, cost of electricity is nearly 4 times what we pay here, but it is steady and constant so you can plan, do your business and do stuff.

This is a major be that should have been done years back. But prepare for strike actions from the NUEE.

Gnaeusmagnus:


I'll do the same.

The problem is, are Nigerians ready to pay Siemens prices?

Gnaeusmagnus:


It is because discos are not being paid by most Nigerians that they put pressure on those of us that do pay, and that they don't have the cash to make the needed improvements.

We need something like 40000mw before we can see power 24/7 across the country. And it costs money. That's why power was privatised in the first place

FarahAideed:
That's what should have been done since. Give lagos and and Abuja to Seimens and the give Portharcourt and Kano and Onitsha to SGC of China and watch the game change

Gnaeusmagnus:


I'll do the same.

The problem is, are Nigerians ready to pay Siemens prices?

voltron14:


Don't tell me you are suggesting we continue with the old method.

EkunKekere:
Siemens will come with a typically efficient German work model and the impact will be felt. All the useless aboki led discos can fvck off and leave distribution in more competent hands.