When people talk about electricity generation and distribution it sounds like it is space science. Why should the government monopolise the sector, and yet not performing. Nigerians have resorted to helping themselves all the way. Now they have liberalised generation, but then, the national grid evil is an impedance. I made bold to say the politicians are benefitting from the suffering of Nigerians.

200 million people in Nigeria share 4,000MW of electricity, but South Africa generates 50,000MW and yet declared emergency on power generation, but not in Nigeria.

Until what happened to Nitel happens to power holding, Nigeria is not ready to move forward.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl4XI0sk-Rk

There is hope.

I totally agree with you, if only Nigerians want it

Big talk. Put him there and all we’ll get will remain excuses. The state he governed, does it have steady electricity? Mediocres, all of them.

meobizy:
Big talk. Put him there and all we’ll get will remain excuses. The state he governed, does it have steady electricity? Mediocres, all of them.

I think the legislation surrounding the power issue is the limiting factor, if not at least states like Rivers would generate enough to feed many states around them. Perhaps the governors will strive to get it right in their states at least.