Modrov:


We don't have normal power supply because we see power as a right and not as the product it actually is.

As a result we underpay our power sector and in return our power sector does not have the money to fix or upgrade things

greatiyk4u:


They payment of cost reflective tariffs can only be justified if all are metered........the concentrations of DISCOs should be on metering all customers not cost increment.

Estimated bill is obvious corruption

Modrov:


We don't have normal power supply because we see power as a right and not as the product it actually is.

As a result we underpay our power sector and in return our power sector does not have the money to fix or upgrade things

FILEBE:
We still haven't gotten stable poweer supply. At this age and time that we still have to have outages like it is normal. The Nigerian government has failed us in power sector from the beginning.

Modrov:
Discos have no choice.

All the discos have been running at a loss because they aren't allowed to charge cost reflective tariffs.

We may all complain, but the truth is if we want power 24 seven we have to pay the market price for power.

Or we could prevail on Buhari to reverse the privatisation of power in return for paying the discos and GENCOS billions in compensation for in essence breaking their contract

Modrov:


Buhari is a bad leader but he is not responsible for the privatisation of power or for the laws allowing increases in tarrifs.

Those were set by the previous administration.

Bubu did try to explore the idea of reversing privatisation, but was warned by the agf that it meant the payment of billions in compensation to power companies.

Modrov:


And even then we won't have stable power unless we pay the power companies a rate of that enables them to make an adequate profit to make investment in improving things


All the increases we have had so far have not been enough to enable the power companies make a profit since the increases are sanctioned by government, not the companies themselves

amalab30:
What is this country turning into?

Modrov:
Discos have no choice.

All the discos have been running at a loss because they aren't allowed to charge cost reflective tariffs.

We may all complain, but the truth is if we want power 24 seven we have to pay the market price for power.


"Pay market price" when government
doesn't pay market price salary.


Or we could prevail on Buhari to reverse the privatisation of power in return for paying the discos and GENCOS billions in compensation for in essence breaking their contract

Modrov:
Discos have no choice.

All the discos have been running at a loss because they aren't allowed to charge cost reflective tariffs.

We may all complain, but the truth is if we want power 24 seven we have to pay the market price for power.


❌⏩"Pay market price" when government
doesn't pay market price salary.❌


Or we could prevail on Buhari to reverse the privatisation of power in return for paying the discos and GENCOS billions in compensation for in essence breaking their contract

adecz:
..

Monogamy:
I am not going to take them seriously until I read from Reggae...

Modrov:
Discos have no choice.

All the discos have been running at a loss because they aren't allowed to charge cost reflective tariffs.

We may all complain, but the truth is if we want power 24 seven we have to pay the market price for power.

Or we could prevail on Buhari to reverse the privatisation of power in return for paying the discos and GENCOS billions in compensation for in essence breaking their contract

Modrov:


We don't have normal power supply because we see power as a right and not as the product it actually is.

As a result we underpay our power sector and in return our power sector does not have the money to fix or upgrade things

Andyvilly:
You are right dear, till they change the policy of all state generated power must go to the national grid for redistribution, there will be no headway and it scares off investors.

Modrov:
Discos have no choice.

All the discos have been running at a loss because they aren't allowed to charge cost reflective tariffs.

We may all complain, but the truth is if we want power 24 seven we have to pay the market price for power.

Or we could prevail on Buhari to reverse the privatisation of power in return for paying the discos and GENCOS billions in compensation for in essence breaking their contract

FILEBE:




What did I just read? For real? . We are paying for this power, aren't we? It is not for free. We are paying . We even pay much more .

What kind of excuse are you making for them? What is the total power output we currently generate? Is it an ideal one to serve Nigeria? If we generate enough power to go round , I might have said you are right. But, I am sorry, you are wrong

matm:




Even if each customer starts paying N100,000 monthly, there can't be regular power supply in Nigeria.Do you know how much income they make monthly on estimated billing alone?Who accounts for its usage? Even if u are disconnected,u will still be getting bills by estimation and Nigerians have been paying for services not rendered which is the highest form of scam.
Prepaid metering is what we need so dt any month I don't need light,I will stay without paying anyone a kobo.

Peppysco:


Do people get value for money for the bills they currently pay?
Stop defending these idiots, well, maybe you benefit directly from the sector

Modrov:
Discos have no choice.

All the discos have been running at a loss because they aren't allowed to charge cost reflective tariffs.

We may all complain, but the truth is if we want power 24 seven we have to pay the market price for power.

Or we could prevail on Buhari to reverse the privatisation of power in return for paying the discos and GENCOS billions in compensation for in essence breaking their contract

Benjaniblinks:

What happens to regulating this discos? Does it means they can just slam tariff increment on Nigerians face without the government interference?
Why is there a government?

cletz991:
Shut up
Disco will not change electricity pole or transformer when it’s faulty Na community or street go contribute money nia you expect to give you light

Even though all Nigerians pay their bills the power sector is too rotten to be fixed

Modrov:


They should but even then ultimately the problem is one of people not paying a cost reflective tarrif

Even if we let states do as you said, the fact that they won't be allowed to charge coat reflective tariffs means that they won't be able to run their power systems profitably.

Which can lead to breakdowns and then back to square one