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[s] Gbawe:[/s] trash |
thunder fire both them and their ancestors wey give birth to dem. werey party |
I trust the masturbators Sealeddeal: |
you sha ![]() INTROVERT: |
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they canrot berif it |
[s] ERODEDEAST:[/s] lawd hav macy ![]() |
lol, my body language sef de on my gen ![]() ichoku: |
spotted a goat we were just talking about. Jesusloveyou: |
height of sycophancy and foolishness SeverusSnape: |
I greet the 'body language watery mouth action party' people. |
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC has attributed the recent improvement in power supply in the country to the efforts made by the former President Goodluck Jonathan-led government. In an interview with Leadership Newspaper, the NERC Chairman, Sam Amadi stressed that a combination of activities and steps taken by the Jonathan administration had now yielded impressive results. “But essentially, we have light because, one; it is a combination of several activities we have taken especially towards the end of last year,” which is the Jonathan’s administration. Amadi disclosed that several meetings were held within that period, between the commission, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Chief Executive Officers, CEOs, of electricity generation, distribution and transmission companies, including government institutes like the Bureau of Public Enterprise, BPE, bulk traders and special task force on power. “Therefore, what you are seeing is partly as a result of the success of those meetings because initially, we were more concerned with regulations. But now, since last year, we are now saying ‘let’s now sit back and look at how these regulations are working” In addition, the NERC boss attributed the “very clear direction of reform”, from President Obasanjo to President Jonathan, for the improvements seen now. NERC in a report earlier published by Post Nigeria, hinted that power generation in the country may increase to 5,500 megawatts by the end August pending the completion of the on-going repairs on gas supply pipelines. See: Power generation will total 5,500MW in August – NERC During the Jonathan administration, a Presidential Task Force on Power was established in June 2010, to drive the implementation of the reform of Nigeria’s power sector. According to records, some of the achievements of the reforms are; privatizing the power industry, improved power generation from 2,200 megawatts he inherited, to 4,500, re-instating the moribund NERC and commissioning of several power plants in Ogun, Aba, Sapele and Lagos amongst several other achievements. According to a report obtained on Tuesday, August 25, as disclosed by the Presidential Task Force on Power, Nigeria generates 4,748.1 megawatts which is the highest capacity the country has ever generated. The country’s latest peak power generation of 4,724.6MW was recorded on August 22, 2015, while the peak demand was put at 14,630MW, the report stated. http://www.post-nigeria.com/nerc-expresses-gratitude-to-jonathan-government-for-steady-power/ mod: fp |
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who are the bereaved, the cowards? |
a fvcking hausa/fulani started this thread. Spits on garbage. |
In bubu's voice, kai barawo! |
ofe nmanu, rotten brain [s] adebayo10977:[/s] |
Amaechi’s Probe: How Amaechi sacked all his commissioners to arm-twist them into awarding the monorail project to TSI Around Nigeria 0 comments 41 | *TSI received N11billion payment from the State Government which went down the drain*Former Governor expended N33.9billion on the controversial project Immediate past Governor of Rivers State, Mr Rotimi Amaechi has been accused of unilaterally dissolving sacking his State Executive Council in a bid to compel commissioners to accept his choice of a non-performing company for the ill-fated Monorail project, which has gulped N33.9billion for its downgraded Phase 1A for slightly about four kilometres as against the original design of the Phase 1 which spans over 12kilometres. Director of Safety and Aviation at the Rivers State Ministry of Transport, Engineer Saya Antioch told the Justice Omereji-led Judicial Commission of Inquiry Investigating the Rotimi Amaechi administration over the sale of valued state assets and other matters on Thursday that the former governor sacked all his commissioners because majority of them insisted on an American Company, Urbanord for the construction of the Monorail, while Amaechi insisted on TSI, a company managed by Retired Colonel Anthony Ukpo, a former military administrator of the state. He said that that session of the State Executive Council meeting lasted three days. According to the director who said he was at the executive council meetings in technical capacity, Urbanord’s presentation was backed by a guarantee that if it failed to deliver the project in two years, it would effect a refund to the Rivers State Government. The American company placed a bid of N25billion, 50percent less than the N50billion bid that the former governor foisted on the reconstituted State Executive Council with the acceptance of TSI, under a public private partnership. Speaking further, the director informed that the former governor acted against the advice of the manufacturers of the Monorail who noted that elevated platforms are outdated. He said that the governor said he preferred elevated platforms with pillars rather than the suggested underground monorail because he wanted people to physically see the project. Permanent Secretary of the Rivers State Ministry of Transport, Stella Wigwe said that the public private partnership arrangement reached between the Amaechi administration and TSI indicated that the State Government was to contribute 20percent while TSI was to pay 80percent of the project cost. Wigwe said former Governor Amaechi ensured that the state government paid N11billion slightly above the 20percent agreed in the memorandum of understanding to TSI, while the benefitting company made no payments whatsoever. The Permanent Secretary said despite the payment of the N11billion without the participation of the State Ministry of Transport, the arrangement with TSI failed woefully and the state lost her investment. She added that the State Government went ahead to appoint Archus Gibb, a South African Company without experience in Monorail construction, the project consultant for the Rivers State Monorail project. According o her, the Ministry of Transport was used as a mere conduit in the payment of N22.9billion to the South African firm, while Archus was to receive N660million for its services and N36.3million monthly as engineering services. She submitted that considering that N50billion was budgeted for the entire Phase 1, expending N33.9billion for Phase 1A, which is less than 30percent of the original budgeted design is unjustifiable.She further informed that six trains and two switches were allocated for the Phase 1A, but on ground in the state is just one train with no switch as the Amaechi administration constructed only one track. She said the other five trains are in Europe. On Thursday, Justice George Omereji encouraged members of the public who came to witness the sitting of the commission to contribute, saying that the commission was on a fact finding mission. The Judicial Commission of Inquiry adjourned to Friday as the Former Accountant General of the State, Mr Ngozi Abu through his counsel informed that he was not around to testify. The former Accountant General will appear on Friday. http://reporters365.com/2015/08/74536/amaechis-probe-how-amaechi-sacked-all-his-commissioners-to-arm-twist-them-into-awarding-the-monorail-project-to-tsi.html | |
[s] JusticeSeeker:[/s] this one brain don spoil |
Mumu liar basstarrd, he is not even aware that the foools have finished inspecting the materials and found no wrong hence their sudden silence. |
[s] attacker231:[/s]mumu first son. Ewu Ewedu |
See this mumu, is seems Rivers State is so adored by you that you believe super humans only hail from there. Sorry for you and your poverty wastern land. How is Aregbese doing by the way? attacker231: |
Don't worry, Durladinhoo's body language will rebibe the stock market in the fullness of time ![]() |
you folllow him on his return trip? ![]() naijainfogalery: |
Yorubas all over biafran thread, I ask what on earth they are looking for? |
Thank you for your concern but no one is talking about genocide this time around. We are well enlightened and can do this peaceful this time around. By the way, if it's because of care, love and concern you wouldn't be throwing all jabs at us naw. ejirede: |
But Bubu said not breaking the zoo na to let go of her minorities. I am a Rivers man, you all term us omo ibo na, that was what my yoruba girlfriend called me back then during my nysc na. Are you scared the south south is becoming formidable and aligning with our ibo brothers? attacker231: |
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