Light when no still dey ?

and there goes another share of the money!

Tori. NEPA don give people bills.

Estimated billing will be the order of the DISCOS these two months so that they will chew from the government largess.

and Nigerians are happy hmm,another looting loading,where's the light they are giving for Free.

They just brought April bill today na

StRichard:
Why can't the same FG return VAT to %5....thats the first thing they should have done if they are serious at all.

You dey mind them? Audio promise

PHCN workers made some disconnections today in our area despite the lockdown and 2 months free light.
DM me and I'd give you the location.

The government said Fuel would be sold at 125naira per litre yet, I paid 145 for it as at today (9th April).

How do people on prepaid metering benefit from this largesse.

What about those using pre paid? No plans for them?

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Fg just looking for ways to wire money. Yahoo govt
From burning offices to deciding to pay our electricity bills. Hmm

For some days now In Ajip estate portharcourt.we have not seen light for some days.it has not been easy here without light.

What about those using pre paid? No plans for them? Always making half baked decision.

Even those who are not located in Nigeria - according to their profile - are now complaining of electricity reaching prepaid meter users or not.
Please are you people using our light via 5G?
Make una dey fear God oo!

We dey get light before..

Pls help a brother. This lockdown have affected me so much. No money, no foodstuff. Please i need your help, thanks. A thousand naira will go a long way. Zenith 2120775574.

Army Takes Delivery Of Armoured Tanks From China... Channels TV 9th April 2020


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5JeIMGLSnE

Who knows how many billions the government will "spend for" Nigerians. People are going to steal some serious money under the guise of helping Nigerians during this coronavirus pandemic

Another looting Avenue.

StarUp:
Another avenue to loot for two straight months... You will soon hear that they paid 98billion naira as light bill for two months...

Meanwhile Abba Kyari will be frantically calling from his sick bed for them to keep his share...

They will sell this country before the end of this Corona pandemic.

B3sty:
Ok...I'm asking on Behalf of those of Us using Prepaid Meters, What's their Plan For Us?
Oya, Let's Take Statistics of those Using Prepaid/Estimated Billings
Click LIKE for PREPAID.
Click SHARE for ESTIMATED BILLINGS.

dey said we shall be credited according to our average monthly usage. So let's wait till den

Will the prepaid meters stop reading for these two months?

No wonder we don't see light as before

LESSONS FOR AFRICAN LEADERS:

1. The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson contracted the novel coronavirus in the line of duty. #Leadership

2. Even at that, he continued to discharge his duty from his self-isolation centre. #Commitment

3. When his situation became worse and he couldn't carry on any longer, they didn't start dragging about the tribe and religion of the person who should step in. The British Foreign Secretary (Dominic Raab) stepped in for him. #Structure

4. He was not secretly smuggled out of the UK to be treated in another country. #System

5. He is being monitored at St Thomas Hospital right there in the city of London. #Patriotism.

6. St Thomas hospital is a general hospital where anyone can walk in and be treated. #Equality.

7. The media has been giving the world constant update about his health. #Transperency!

8. The opposition party is also wishing him well because he has shown great leadership. #CountryFirst

9. When he was moved to the intensive care unit of the hospital, it wasn't shredded in secrecy. #Accountability.

10. There are also citizens who probably wish him death. But it will not stop him from staying above board. #Dedication.

In conclusion: Leadership is not about the leader. It is about the people. Until Africans understand this, they will continue to rule (and be ruled) rather than lead (and be led).

Good evening good people

I copied oooo

I can now understand why our light is stable here. We don't used to have light frequently but it's very stable now. But the last time I went to North their light is always stable and almost all of them have prepaid metre. I now begin to ask questions why most of us don't have prepaid metre here and why we don't used to have light more than two or three days per week. There are many things that are questionable in this country

davidtemi:
dey said we shall be credited according to our average monthly usage. So let's wait till den

Let's Hope So, I don't Trust our Government....and I hope it's Note Audio Promises.

This is just a proposal that as not even been talk about in national assembly for implementation Before the FEC will approve it. Thereafter the Executive Council and Federal legislative Council in conjunction with NERC before thus can be debated and approved.
we are in big trouble in this country!!!

leo1234:
Hope they have plans for prepaid users.

No, they don't

Thank God for this. Watch this latest Yoruba movie. Oja Aremo on Yorubahood on YouTube.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itq4wlIcfSs

ForeThinker:
awaiting further directive so they Said...


...Don't expect power 24/7 shaa

...Minimum of of 10hrs free per day

...Repayments plan source = VAT

... Nationwide blackout imminent due power sabotage n overload

bad guy! lol