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Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Adabestseason(m): 9:22pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
EcoNews:In Nigeria we don/t use direct proportion in calculating contract sum |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by MasterTeeUSA: 9:34pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
The fact is not everyone in US can afford 24hrs electricity not to talk to Njgeria. The key is to pick key areas and supply 24hrs and look for Govt subsidized electricity to cover the poor, average and rural. Big ole USA still subsidizes electricity for customers...UK even give energy credits. Electricity is an expensive business and Naijas steal them for free. EcoBrick: |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Powerhouse99: 9:37pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
EcoNews: Aba Geometric Power Plant To Come On Stream In Sept — Nnaji THE Geometric Power plant has concluded plans to come on stream, adding 188 megawatts, MW of electricity to Nigeria’s output in September this year. The Chairman of the company and former Minister of Power, Prof. Bart Nnaji, said the plant, located at Osisioma Industrial Layout in Aba, Abia State, will add much value to the nation’s economy. Speaking at the First African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Market Opportunities Conference, holding at the Technology Incubation Centre in Aba, organised by the Continental Export Import (CONEX) Limited, Prof. Nnaji, said: “Starting with one of its four General Electric brand turbines, the second will come on stream once the performance of the first turbine is declared satisfactory by the team of engineers led by KSE Energy of Turkey and Engineer Ben Caven, a former executive director of the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) reputed to be the only person to have run the generation, engineering and transmission divisions of the state-owned utility. “The generation of electricity from the Geometric Power plant will be a game changer in the socioeconomic development of not just Aba city but nine out of the 17 local government areas in Abia State serviced by Aba Power, a member of Geometric group”, Nnaji declared today to wildly cheering participants at the First African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Market Opportunities Conference holding at the Technology Incubation Centre in Aba, organised by the Continental Export Import (CONEX) Ltd. “We have completed building four brand new power substations and refurbishing three substations inherited from the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN), in addition to providing thousands of kilometres of cables and wires, as well as world-class tubular poles available in only highly industrialised cities such as Tokyo in Japan and San Francisco in California.” He added: “All that remains now is to provide fuel or gas to the Geometric Power plant through the 27- kilometre gas pipeline from Owaza in Ukwa West LGA in Abia State to the Osisioma Industrial Layout.” https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/07/electricity-geometric-power-plant-to-come-on-stream-with-188-mw-in-september-prof-nnaji/ 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by erico2k2(m): 9:45pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
FreeStuffsNG:There are existing lines to them places, so what new investments in line are you talking about or you forget we have a national grid, What I think you are trying to say is step down power at point of generation then excess to national grid right? |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by proeast(m): 9:46pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
waynetee: See this bigot. Geometric already built a gigantic power plant to give Aba 24 hours uninterrupted power supply. Igbos didn't make noise about it, but ordinary 30 megawatts is what you're gloating over? There is no guarantee it would even be completed, something that might be used for money laundering. 1 Like |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by obinto: 9:47pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
Gajagojo:Seems you are the Illiterate here, Sorry. |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by masseratti: 9:48pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
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Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Salewa97: 9:51pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
proeast: You don hear about Otedola 435MW Geregu power plant? |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by FreeStuffsNG: 9:59pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
erico2k2:Thank you. It is a Yes and No. Yes because that's apparent alternative but No because the current transmission lines (TCN) will charge too and the cost is transferred to the consumers. I am not suggesting the cost of building new lines but service charge by TCN for transmitting over long distances. |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Nnannapat(m): 10:06pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
Gajagojo:Oga go back and read the article again. The funds for the project will come from ARM, FBN and Bank of Industry. ARM is a mutual fund investment company ( money from individual investors). FBN is First bank of Nigeria. Bank of industry is owned by the people of Nigeria (me and you). So any Nigerian that complained about the cost of the project is actually asking a valid question because his/her money is at stake. You were asking about debt that was bought by AMCON, they have over 1.7 trillion naira of non performing loans bought from different sectors of the economy with taxpayers money. Go to their office and verify. 2 Likes |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by plaindealer: 10:07pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
mrvitalis: Your only qualification in life is spewing ignorant rubbish on NL. Some you are just too embarrassingly nauseating. 1 Like |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Gajagojo: 10:15pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
Nnannapat:This is a rant What is your point? The project is not funded by you and me It is funded by debt and equity from multiple sources.one of which is the BOI It has to be repaid We are not told how much of the funding is BOI but it is not free money. It carries significant interest and so for BOI it is a business deal AMCON is not relevant to this conversation No one I responded to was asking question They were making biassed claims that it was overpriced without any evidence Now the question is how much land will be required and how much will that cost in Victoria Island. How much land do you think $50 million can buy in Victoria Island Secondly Victoria Island planning code is not set up for this What will it cost to comply? We simply do not have a shred of information about how the money is to be spent Asking questions is right Spewing hateful rants isn't 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by flokii: 10:18pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
Nice development.. Itesiwaju ilu Eko ni ipinle Yoruba is on course. The ones that have solution to other people's problems but can't seem to find a fix to their own problems will find a way to downplay this laudable project. If Abia likes, let it remain in darkness, we'll see who the people in the State will blame going forward. |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by plaindealer: 10:20pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
Nnannapat: Your money is not connected in any way to the project, it's an IPP and it's privately funded and the targeted end users are private entities. Your concerns are premature, baseless and unfounded unless you are a power contractor, engineer, financier, power manager and distributor with comprehensive knowledge in the power sector and you are able to produce and compare your own detailed cost of labor, cost of equipment to the last nail, cost of gas, operational and maintenance contract and insurance and so on.. Us usual, most of the baseless and ignorant criticisms we read are always from people with zero meaningful progress and development in their villages where they have the most useless and incompetent village leaders. Sad. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by proeast(m): 10:25pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
Salewa97: Otedola didn't build anything. Geregu alongside Alaoji, Papalanto, Afam ii etc were built by the federal government. Meanwhile, Alaoji in Abia state is bigger than Geregu. |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by proeast(m): 10:28pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
flokii: Lol, Abia state has Alaoji power plant, among the biggest installed capacity in Nigeria. Abia state also has Geometric, the biggest privately owned power plant in Nigeria. So, worry about your state, Abia is already far ahead! 1 Like |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Salewa97: 10:29pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
proeast: Who owns Geregu power plant currently? Stop smoking weed. Shey na Abia people build the Plant wey dey there themselves ni? No be foreigner build am? Dangote refinery wey everybody dey shout. Shey na Dangote build am himself? No be money he put. For example, na Yoruba man get ShopRite now. He bought it from the previous owners and that gave him the right to own it with his company. |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Believeintruth: 10:33pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
Gajagojo: So anyone who complains about this project is now tagged eboe? Guy why are you so daft? |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Nnannapat(m): 10:34pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
plaindealer:I don't really need to argue with you, the article clearly stated the funding partners, and yes my money is connected to the project because FBN is involved and I hold some fractions of their shares, Bank of industry is also partly owned by me. I don't need to be connected directly to the project or have a plan to build my own power project before I can be qualified to ask questions where necessary, it is my right to do so, since our national institutions is involved in the project. |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Nobody: 10:53pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
mrvitalis: Hmmm I have always known this is how most of those CROOKs makes money. Debt Is Money. Robert Kiyosaki© And besides stop engaging Empty Head Eeediots. |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Ellasure: 10:56pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
mrvitalis: you should really be ashamed of yourself if your claim to have sturdied mechanical engineering is true. it is your type going about with false freelance talks giving hope to low information government officials that have succeeded in making Nigeria unproductive and thereby lacking true economic growth. just ordinary turbine like a fan blades in your house. complete moronic. are you deriving joy and happiness deceiving people on nairaland. to me, you have not seen a turbine before talkless of knowing its contents and practical operations. fyi, the project sponsors have deliberately chosen USD to denominate the costs of the power plant they are constructing in Lagos. if you also care to know, the costs for 1MW turbine was 1million USD pre covid engineering considerations.. I am not involved in the power plant under discussion but they have adequately shut out morons with paper certificate like you with USD calculations. you are not familiar with what you are writing about. run quickly home. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Nnannapat(m): 10:58pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
Gajagojo:You can't possibly term my post as a rant, that is not nice at all, we are all here to gain and share knowledge. I know that BOI or any other financial institution are not providing the funds for free, but it is also the right of every well meaning Nigeria to ask questions pertaining the cost of the project which they felt is on the high side because the money is theirs. If after the completion of the project and the institutions involved were unable to recoup their funds after the agreed period due to the fact that the project cost is heavily padded from the onset , then AMCON will come in to bail out the institutions involved and the cycle continues. So AMCON is relevant in this discussion. Nobody is spewing any hateful rant except that you might have been harbouring some sentiments that made you see criticism of your fellow compatriots as hateful rants. |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by AuschwitzPrefec: 11:00pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
jmoore:Jealousy |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Ellasure: 11:07pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
Nnannapat: some people are hell bent trying very hard to become turbine project engineers on nairaland. except you have a job interview ahead of you as a projects engineers you should not be driving the argument this way as if your life depends on getting this knowledge. there are so many wrongs in Nigeria that privatisation of the various sectors of the Nigerian economy will correct wrt time in the short term. 2 Likes |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by PaulH07: 11:07pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
EcoBrick: Soso money for this Lagos, yet nothing to show for it. Pesin no even sabi where the money dey go sef... |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by misano(m): 11:10pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
proeast: Edo has Azura that is already operating. They are planning to kickstart phase 2 of the project which will increase capacity. I think Lagos came late. 2 Likes |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by misano(m): 11:13pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
Salewa97: I think the first is Azura in Edo state. Geregu is still making plans. Azura is already supplying 247 electricity to Edo Palace, government house, secretariat and other places. They to kickstart phase 2 soon and that will increase capacity. |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by Ellasure: 11:16pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
there are enough free information on the web concerning power plants development, procurement , installation and operations. if you are coming in as a business investor, I think you need to deliberately put together a team of engineers with relevant exposure and work experience to guide you. there is no small efforts in front end engineering. you just have to be ready to do what is needful to achieve successful investments decisions. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: '$50m Power Plant In Lagos’ll Drive Economic Growth’ by misano(m): 11:19pm On Jul 17, 2023 |
Salewa97: Geregu is not functioning yet o. |
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