Xilsbridalhouse:
Terrible! Lagos.

Albert0011:
Here in Benin city at Ekenwan road
We dey enjoy the light steady steady.
Uninterrupted light since yesterday morning till now...am even tired of the light self

Emir01:


Speak for your area in Lagos.

Whatshallido:
There is no light in my street since April this year.
I'm in lagos, no 46 Segun Awolowo Street Egigbo Lagos. NEPA took our transfomer away because of debt.

FILEBE:
Ekedc.
If u have any issue .just called the customer care ;07080655555

Whatshallido:
There is no light in my street since April this year.
I'm in lagos, no 46 Segun Awolowo Street Egigbo Lagos. NEPA took our transfomer away because of debt.

Samtobh:
The significant gap between demand and supply of electricity, has led to recurrent power shortcuts. Thus, the heavy reliance on gas, limited technical/technological know-how, lack of energy efficiency practices and infrastructure maintenance, inadequate regulations and attacks on energy infrastructure contribute to the challenges the power sector is facing.

Hence, this question will be needless if these challenges can be dealt with.

Rather than over rely on Grid, we can focus on renewable energy (solar, wind, etc.)

I have built a 100kwp hybrid solar mini grid in a village in Ajana, Ore, Ondo State with 485 houses. They enjoy 24/7 supply and take joy in paying for what they consume. If you have a village completely off-grid and commercially viable for such projects, kindly send me a message.

No upfront cost to the government or villagers, just pay for what you use.

SIawomir:
Damn Niggar.. Isoright

Where I wan start?

Fvck this government�

oka4ugoo:
I no even understand my area. Darkness full everywhere.

Ndi NEPA abeg Odeakpu Onitsha no get light

Beverages:
23hrs Abuja

drlateef:
I was going to write a post on this but you beat me to it. The last time I came to Nigeria was 8 years ago. Anytime the plane enters the airspace of Lagos, it was always pitch darkness from the sky. That was the case 8 years and before that, when Obasanjo and Jonathan ruled Nigeria. I came back few days ago and was shocked to see the whole Lagos well lit. Everywhere was like daytime. I thought I was dreaming. Buhari has tried for Nigeria in terms of electricity and other railway infrastructure.

obembet:
Dear Nairalanders, This is the first time I will commend Power holding company in Nigeria. For the past 3 months, we are been enjoying steady light here in Port Harcourt ( CHOBA, Rumuosi, Eluos, Alakahia/UPTH, Rumuekini etc). As in 48hours under the sun, under the rain. We have been enjoying this for the past 3 months now. When this started about 3 months ago, I was thinking Officer charge of our area was Sleeping or they plan to give us light we supposed to use for one week in just a day because we hardly experience 2hrs before.

So, are you enjoying the same thing in your area?

Kindly give us update of your area.