about time. things on things.

eghuan1:
As much as I no support him, I feel his doing this to get the sympathy of the people.

He got the highest votes of all candidates. Your sympathy is inconsequential.

Something is beginning to tell me Tinubu will deliver.

I just hope he won't disappoint like others.

Ok12345:
We have been having 4 days interrupted light here since last month in lagos mainland oo
What's happening?
The light choke oo

Na when the bill show you go know how far

Very good. This is what we are asking for, make enabling laws and policies that will enable private sectors to participate in the delivery of critical essential infrastructure and services to the public. The responsibility is on the organization to ensure that the delivery of uninterrupted electricity and also ensure that their power infrastructure is tamper proof to discourage power theft.

Signing is never the problem but enforcement is the real deal

eghuan1:
As much as I no support him, I feel his doing this to get the sympathy of the people.

He is doing what we elected him for not your sympathy.

Nwaotu10:
Seems Tinubu will do well.

He seems to understand the challenges of Nigeria and Nigerians.

sonature1:
Although the last assembly failed at checking the excesses of the executive arm, I must commend them for the number of bills they successively passed, including Electoral Act, PIB, this right here, etc.

For power, I want to see big companies invest in solar from generation through transmission to distribution. We have to break the 5KMegawatts of electricity jinx!

We have massive land, massive sun, all we need need is massive power walls and all states will light up. By now, companies should have started acting

State can Generate and distribute

Private can Generate and sell


Nigeria doesn't need new laws

Aso Rock Archives and library has more than enough pending law, policy white paper to fix the country

A very good step my president God bless you sir

Beware! Na small small madness dey start.

mosho2good:
*Yar'adua was very gentle and one of the best president has ever produced, small sickness him die.....buhari one of the worst president....a very wicked man wey no dey send anybody papa ..sick for 8 years and ruled for 8years him no die....stay wicked to live long or stay weak and gentle to die young*

PHZADDY1:
Let the impact be seen no be to sign be problem

wailer stop emailing on Media and infest in electricity generation in your Village. Good things no dey sweet you.

Kilishigirl:
I am so interested please

wasap no on my profile.wasap me

Ok12345:
We have been having 4 days interrupted light here since last month in lagos mainland oo
What's happening?
The light choke oo

It’s rainy season.

Akonimohate12:

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣no be small Nigeria air

Will only watch and feel his achievement after 100 days in office...

Till then..

Status quo remains the same😔

TheboyGhost:
Nigerians are lucky to have Jagaban around.

I pray it last for them.

We are busy getting Biafra together 🥰

Ok, carry on and we are busy too getting Nigeria back to work from 8 years of stagnation and failure.

saintopus:
Another very important law is the liberalization of the rail sector so individuals can construct rails lines and have their own trains

Which part of the world do individuals own rail lines? Or you mean train bus/coach?

This man can copy ooo, he is just copying everything Obi said doing his campaign. Obidient is really keeping Apc runing.

So you actually think that the job of a National Assembly ends at passing bills.

That's the same as saying the job of a footballer is to kick the ball.

Let me stop here for personal reasons

sonature1:
Although the last assembly failed at checking the excesses of the executive arm, I must commend them for the number of bills they successively passed, including Electoral Act, PIB, this right here, etc.

For power, I want to see big companies invest in solar from generation through transmission to distribution. We have to break the 5KMegawatts of electricity jinx!

Image123:
Wow. This is a big step in the right direction. Many bottlenecks removed in power generation. Tinubu don turn star boy oh, just ticking all the right boxes per day.
No wonder e dey shout Emilokan.

You get it joor. He has been looking for away to burst forth to discharge what he has.
He once was shouting regional integration because he knows Nigeria as an entity is not easily broken into pieces.
He was desperate to make things work.
By the time he will leave the seat, Igbo presidency will be easy.

He is Yoruba, quietly he will destroy the existing system politically and bring in prosperity. I think he the man we need for now.

Long live Jagaban
Long live Nigeria

TheboyGhost:


If we fail again, we will start all over again until we get it right my Nigerian Neighbor.

Get it right ? 😄 You guys are specialist in failure, since I was born till now, you folks has always been on the losing side 😄

adekolaelect:
wailer stop emailing on Media and infest in electricity generation in your Village. Good things no dey sweet you.

Brown ROOFIAN,Have you heard of Okoloma Afam in River state,its been like 50years of uninterrupted power and that's my place...how about Ogbomosho your living hell?

PHZADDY1:
Let the impact be seen no be to sign be problem

The impact will surely be seen as private investors start entering the sector, efficiency will be felt in the system, the energy mix.

nlfpmod:


https://nairametrics.com/2023/06/09/president-bola-tinubu-signs-electricity-act-2023-into-law/

If the Act does not compulsorily require the companies to issue pre-paid meters for free to all consumers under their reach, it's rubbish.

Septagon:
Didn't read but i believe it will lead to more taxation and more bills,who read?


Hadley Chase available

You are myopic and an antagonist of this government. This move will lead to more power generation and competition, which will reduce prices down the line. Lazy people, can't think, want everything delivered to you for free?

What about estimated billing system and outrageous monthly billings?