₦airaland Forum

Please who is writing his/her WAEC GCE,JAN/FEB 2018 SERIES at TRANS EKULU G.S.S, ENUGU.

Please if you are here,lets reason together.the exam is starting Monday​ next week.

Mine will come up on Monday at Umuahia. Not sure if I will make it. I will try.

Is the car still available at 120k? Any fault or work to be done? Manual or auto.

More information about the ride will help.

Find out the location or office where the verification was done, try your best to get in touch with the people that conducted the verification, explain your challenges to them, they will help you.

Npower Programme has Focal person for each state, they can still verify you but you have to make up up your mind to sacrifice time,energy and money (for transport) for you to achieve your goal.

Please drop any form of victim mindset, tell yourself you will make it, ask questions, don't be an island, visit social media sites and look out for information that will help you.

If you are steady on Facebook and nairaland, I bet you will not miss the verification.

Good luck, Merry Christmas.

I am selected under Enugu South LGA, PLEASE DO WE HAVE N-POWER REPRESENTATIVE ON GROUND?

I don't know why Enugu State is not active about this program, other states have gone far.

Please anyone with information can share Christmas is around the corner.

Is it going for #450k?

seunmsg:
Read before commenting. The list above is very balanced between the north and south.

Balanced you said? Keeping the key sectors to his brothers and fulfilling the 97%/5% Change agenda with "the other people"

Change in deed.

08037100414

If you applied for the position of Electrical Engineer, then read about power.

Voltage levels, transformers, switch gears,common faults experienced in 33/11kv lines.
Then safety tips.dress well and be composed.

Good luck.

Mr governor, be wiser

tolexy007:
Okechukwu Nnodim, Abuja
Despite getting 66.53 per cent of the total amount of domestic gas supply for one year, Nigeria’s electricity generation has remained low.
Figures obtained on Friday (5.21pm) by our correspondent from the country’s power System Operator indicated that electricity generation had dropped further to 2,035.20MW.
This showed a drop of about 800MW from 2,841.9MW, which was given as of 12.42pm on Thursday by the SO.
Ironically, the latest data from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation showed that the percentage allocation of gas to power plants in Nigeria from February 2015 to the end of January this year was far higher than what was allocated to manufacturing sector.
The report stated that although the power plants received close to 70 per cent of the total domestic gas allocation, power generation in Nigeria had continued to hover around 3,000 megawatts to 3,500 megawatts. The Federal Government had early last year set a 2015 target of at least 6,000MW.
Although there had been series of complaints of gas pipelines rupturing by vandals, the latest figures from the NNPC’s group financial report showed specifically that gas-fired power plants got an average of 701.84 million standard cubic feet of gas per day or 66.53 per cent from February 2015 to January 2016, as against the 353.06mmscfd or 33.47 per cent gas that was supplied to industries.
The NNPC said, “From the 1,134.41mmscfd of gas supplied to the domestic market in January 2016, about 733.5mmscfd of gas representing 64.66 per cent was used for gas-fired power plants while the balance of 400.9mmscfd or 35.34 per cent was supplied to other industries.
“Similarly, for the period of February 2015 to January 2016, an average of 1,054.90mscfd of gas was supplied to the domestic market comprising an average of 701.84mmscfd or (66.53per cent) as gas supply to the power plants and 353.06mmscfd or (33.47 per cent) as gas supply to industries.”
The corporation added that “a total of 734mmscfd was delivered to the gas fired power plants in the month of January 2016 to generate an average power of about 3,237MW compared with February 2015 to January 2016 average gas supply 699mmscfd and power generation of 2,990MW.”
Operators in the power sector as well their counterparts in the oil and gas industry on several occasions had blamed the poor performance of power firms on the recurrent rupturing of pipelines supplying gas to the plants.
Even as they admitted that gas supply to power had been high when compared with what industries got, they maintained that until the trend of vandalism in the power and oil/gas sectors reduced considerably or stopped, the issue of low electricity generation might persist.
The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, had during the first stakeholders meeting involving operators in the power and oil/gas sectors, said that he would ensure that there was adequate gas supply for electricity generation, but frowned at the level of pipeline vandalism.
Similarly, the Executive Director, Association of Nigerian Electricity Distributors, Mr. Sunday Oduntan, told our correspondent that the low electricity generation was not entirely the fault of power firms.
He noted, for instance, that the fall in electricity generation earlier in March this year was as a result of the industrial action by workers in the transmission arm of the power sector.
Oduntan said, “The recent fall in power generation to 2,800MW happened when workers were picketing Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company and the union mandated the transmission persnnel in Osogbo to go on strike.
“After they embarked on strike, there was nobody to wheel the energy from generation to distribution companies. And this led to high temperature in the generation companies and they were forced to shut down. That’s what happened during that period early this month.”
On allegations that power distribution companies were compounding the sufferings of electricity consumers by not accepting the load allocated to them, Oduntan said such scenarios had stopped since last year.
He noted that the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission had penalised the companies that were involved to ensure that it did not reoccur.
Oduntan said, “If your allocation is 20 per cent and maybe allocation to Kano is five per cent, but it could not wheel the amount to Kano and decided to give the Kano Disco maybe three per cent. That means there is extra two per cent, and it now wants to give this amount to you.
“Now, if you take it, that is fine. You will pay for the energy. But in addition to that, it will penalise you and you will pay the internal penalty. This scenario happened sometime last year, around the middle and late 2015. As a result, NERC called for a meeting on the issue and withdrew that practice. So, it has stopped since then and even now, we have very low generation, less than the wheeling load.”
www.punchng.com/powers generation qr tops/

Its a lie, DISCO,s as at last month and this Month still reject load from Transmission company but go ahead to collect estimated bill from their customers without supplying power to them. EEDC is a good example.

I hear TCN is collecting CV, but don't know when they will start recruitment proper.you can go to their CHQ at maitama Abuja to submit CV.

I sent you a mail but got no reply.

I am also interested but lack experience and piece of land to start up.

Why will someone deny statements he made and repeated severally? Is it how Technocrats work? Or is that how politicians work?


Again, is it good for one to throw away the ladder he used to climb to the top,showing no concern for others who are clamouring to climb?

Someone quoted " The law of karma" let it be known that the law of karma is real, oh yes, it is damn real!

Our voice must be heard I mean

That's a great piece, our voice must be headed. Change! Change! Change!

Hello House, Please is it true that TCN is recruiting. someone told me that he got an sms to come collect his appointment letter at their office.

M2ZY, Please is your Position, Electrical Engineer(Officer 1) Directorate of Services? or is it EEE Department?

Please let me know so that i will relax my mind because i think only one
person is needed for the position.

Thank you.
I applied for Electrical Engineer, Officer 1(Directorate of Services).

its safe. take the job. just mind where you live. its as good as staying at FCT suburb.

Have Anyone that applied for Electrical Engineer(Directorate of services) gotten their appointment letter?

we are three that were interviewed for the position, but none of us have received any call or letter, what is happening?

I got the message too, but i don't think i can make it. am at Abuja for now.

i will love to volunteer; 08037100414. gentlestarsolutions@gmail.com

gentlestarsolutions@gmail.com
laptop

Location Please. Thank you.

Please am in Abuja now. i did not get the sms, can i get crash? what is the venue of the exam.

Hello friends, can someone update us on how the interview is going, i heard the panel did not turn up for the interview today.
Please any update from PSIN premises?

please forward to gentlestarsolutions@gmail.com. Thank you.