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Princewill1:And operating costs such as diesel, multiple taxes and levies is more in Nigeria, so one of the reasons why it should be higher. |
Muhammad234:How is that Dstv problem? Go and face your government for a better wage. Dstv pays the same dollar for content. |
Boyewu:How is that DSTV problem? |
adenigga:There is no cabal anywhere. if you do the right things, the right things will happen. We sow maize, but we want to reap yam! Why didn't the NITEL cabals stop MTN and ECONET then? When you make the right amount of investible funds available and execute the projects diligently, we will have the desired outcomes. |
dre11:they have started with conspiracy theories again!! |
koladebrainiac:So what if the car hit you? |
MEEVEET:Those are very, very rare cases and those individuals are at genius level. Stop peddling rare occurrences as the norm. I entered OSU at 17, graduated at 22 and I have been working for over 20years. My life didn't end because I didn't graduate at 19!! Where are we rushing too. |
Slytiger:This attempt to 'greenwash' coastal road will only work for the largely illiterate among us - of which they are unfortunately many. A road is meant to get you from Point A to B as efficiently as possible to boost economic activity. That economic activity could be trade, productivity, tourism etc. While a road may produce scenic views and become a sort of tourist attraction, it's very unlikely that that was the aim of its construction. One thing you'll notice about almost all the roads you provided pictures to is that the road is flanked by mountainous regions. The road hugging the coast is therefore born of NECESSITY, as the cost of attempting to construct through the mountains continuous peaks and valleys will be mind boggling. Nigeria doesn't have that terrain challenge, so why are we spending unnecessary money building a road that requires so much sand filling, when we could push it inland a little bit? But wait, that road already sort of exists!! It's called the EAST WEST road from Calabar, to Uyo to PH to Warri to Benin to Ore to Shagamu to Lagos. What makes sense is to do the VI to FTZ phase, then after the FTZ take the road to join the existing East West Road after Ore. That saves us a ton of money for other roads across the country that need urgent attention. You people comparing us with roads in US, UK, Japan, China, Sweden etc check their annual budget and ours Nigeria $33bln US $4Trln Japan. $750bln South Africa $130bln We should spend our money more wisely. |
Konjiboii:So 4 bedroom duplex in ikorodu and ikoyi is the same price abi? |
Zonefree:That's ikoyi slum price |
Urheadmaster:Are you ok!? Sidewalk on am Interstate expressway!? Bicycle lane? |
Bolu004:There is no such thing as PAYG in SA. If there is provide a link to their SA website where they advertise PAYG! |
Nazgul:What have you done about: Bread Petrol Diesel Medicine Transport Rent Rice But DSTv is your problem! But DSTv is yourbproblem |
Racoon:It's not about diaspora fund. Money can be borrowed from anywhere. The fact that the money came from Nigerians in diaspora doesn't mean it's any better than if it were to be from Eurobond issuance. It's still a debt. The issue is what projects will it be spent on? That needs to be known upfront and the cost associated with each project clearly specified |
Kobicove:Good question. What about Reddington, Lagoon, Evercare? |
jmoore:Not that straightforward. Solar may require as much as N5mln upfront cost if you want at least 5kva inverter and 10kwh li-ion battery storage which I imagine would need like 15 panels. Inverter like N800k Battery like N2.5mln Panels @N100k each N1.5mln |
baretalk:So power plants just spring up overnight abi? Didn't some states have to do the groundwork to get their state electricity regulator up and running first? Nigerians just talk nonsense Sha. Anyway I don't expect state governments to be the ones building power plants. They should let the private sector tender for the provision of electricity at a contracted rate and they go build it. Lagos State can have 500MW floating solar on Lagos lagoon in 3 years if they are serious. There is a global glut of solar panels now, particularly from China. Now is the best time. And we can back ot up with grid scale batteries for nighttime when the sun isn't shining. |
Dennisochampa:What they are doing differently is that they are paying the appropriate price for electricity. Nigerians always want government freebies |
Energist:Exactly! It's easy and pretty dumb to say VAT increased when a $1 VAT in 2019 would be N365 and the same VAT today is N1400. |
oz4real83:When I hear this sort of thing I just shake my head!! Una go download all manner of useless app for phone, that use data in the background, then you'll be wondering where all your data went to and make stupid comments like 1GB of 5 year's ago is no same as 1Gb today!! |
Islie:I beg. This is a useless article. How much is required to buy diesel that Nigerian banks cannot afford to lend? If I buy 10mln litres at N1000, that's just N10bln! |
iwaeda:The article doesn't even relate to the headline. Nothing in the article says how exactly the government is going to go from 4000 megawatts to 6000 megawatts. Which power plants are going to add to that power generation? |
Paraman:And what is in Eko Atlantic now |
adenigga:If diesel is so vital in the production process, the government and companies should be aggressively doing the following: Increase electricity supply to offset diesel powered generating sets. Even at N225/kwh, its still cheaper than using expensive diesel to power your factories Alternatively companies should migrate to solar where practicable. There are companies that do Solar as a service, where you pay a tariff and the company doesn't have to bear the upfront cost. For trucks that Criss cross Nigeria, they should migrate to CNG powered. |
adenigga:What's the money for and how do we plan to pay it back in 20 years? If crude oil is totally out of fashion by then, what will be our forex sources to pay it back? |
Tetrahedron:There's one mechanic workshop near my place of living. Almost everyone in that workshop is from Benin Republic. And I'm very sure if they really wanted to all of them could get Nigerian passports and nin. All they have to do is bribe, and nin will come out, along with Nigerian passport. |
ppogba:Dem go still wail funny enough. Like you can get anything done in Yankee without social security number. |
PressMyButton:This has absolutely nothing to do with sSeplat by the way |
Paraman:We don't have gas for our idle power plants, yet. These ones are looking for gas for yet another project! |
Antiurchins:Was the depreciation of the naira that rapidly natural!!?? But when its appreciating, now its unnatural |
This Band A to E is not the best approach in my view. They should simply have done a tiered system like what I proposed in the link below. https://www.nairaland.com/7963173/nerc-sell-kaduna-electric-over#127851494 This way those who use a lot will pay more and those who use less will pay less. The Band A system means that there is too much focus on band A areas and band B to E people are barely seeing light now. The tiered system means there is no excessive focus on only a small section of the population. |
Kenochi:if that's the case, then they should be happy to be on Band A if that gets them 20hrs, as grid electricity is far cheaper than diesel generated electricity, even at N225kwh |
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