Fafesot:

Thank you.
I can see you're not civil enough to debate with intellectually. Don't quote me again pls.
I don't have time for this.

Mister, you have no CLUE what civility is all about. You're hot around the collar simply because you were asked to learn to read with comprehension before you start foaming in the mouth like a rabid dog. If you like, you can get mad all you want, I do NOT give a rat ass!

I worked in Omotosho In 2008 and my hotel was Ceasar hotel in okitipupa and they had electricity which was better than Ore and Omotosho. Agagu was from the town and I remember that all the streets were tarred and the evening life was great. When did the light go bad for 13 years?

That's my town.

CXLVII:


Failure of the government when citizens steal copper wires. Innocent citizens. Same government failed when some lots were uprooting rail tracks?

Look inwards....

It's failure of the government that allows criminality to flourish.

In sensible countries such crimes are quickly stopped and criminals are severely punished.

juman:


It's failure of the government that allows criminality to flourish.

In sensible countries such crimes are quickly stopped and criminals are severely punished.

Now mention a sensible country where citizens will normally attempt to vandalize infrastructures.

Only in a nation with insensible citizens you will find such. Where citizens find it difficult to promptly pay energy, water and taxes, and same time point at the government for doing nothing.

Nigerian citizens are saints in all ramifications when it comes to accusing the government . Even armed robbers and fraudsters blame the government for their criminality

Athemisia:

What tribe dominate that community?

Ikale, Apoi and Arogbo.

John4B:
Same thing in ishiagu, ebonyi state.

The the mining company in Ishiagu(Crushed rock I think) gives a sizeable part of Ishiagu light.

Eju2018:
It's not strange. Since I was born in the early 80s, I have not seen electricity in my village. It's over 40 years now. We rely on generator. Mind you I am talking about the Almighty Akwa Ibom state.

Maybe because of water issues,like an island, etc?

Kelvin30286063:

Ikale, Apoi and Arogbo.

Does any of them speak Urhobo? I'm trying to figure something out.

Athemisia:

Does any of them speak Urhobo? I'm trying to figure something out.

Yes, Arogbo is actually dominated by the Urhobos

Dear TB Joshua,
Continue to rest in peace.
When Akoko Area of Ondo state was in this kind of mess with BEDC few years ago, he intervened, single handedly pay off the bill and restore electricity to Akoko land.

Yet we have billionaires in Ikale and the whole is in a mess. It is a shame

Basitelo1:


Bro wats d name of d town��

I just remembered. Akpabuyo.

Goddyj:
I tell you that most villagers in Nigeria don't enjoy light, even those that have their electric Poles still standing.
PHCN only focus on cities and urban areas because those are the places they believe that actually use the light for business and are willing to pay for it.
That's very bad of them.

this phcn have been reducing the units for amount purchased within just 2 weeks!

Last 2weeks 4k for 110 units now 102units for same 4k!

These guys are thieves, govt needs to check them.

Yaks02:


U never talk say d ashawo cheap na
Lol

Badt guy

glolomoh:
Dear TB Joshua,
Continue to rest in peace.
When Akoko Area of Ondo state was in this kind of mess with BEDC few years ago, he intervened, single handedly pay off the bill and restore electricity to Akoko land.

Yet we have billionaires in Ikale and the whole is in a mess. It is a shame

Jimoh Ibrahim invited and hosted Governor Akeredolu for the commissioning of his university in this same Okitipupa earlier this year, just imagine!

FreeStuffsNG:
Hmmm. The Ondo state Governor should please step in to help them restore electricity in Okitipupa

Too bad. I pity Okitikpukpa people.

Kelvin30286063:

I have apologized to a few people already. I'm sorry. I'm not tribalistic. Just frustrated at BEDC

Apology accepted.