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Okija_juju: Eta Agbor is cursed...did u have light for 24/7 yes or no |
me am tired about this light issue in my area Akim By Eta-agbor in calabar its still epileptic as usual , Eta-agbor has interrupted power supply but our area no light .filling station bribe PHCN official to take light so that they can make their money see how we queue up to buy fuel in filling station at the rate of 110 per liter God have mercy. i bought fuel 2400 daily, 16800 weekly , N72000 monthly ,864000 yearly to run my business . if we have steady power supply that money would have been enough for me to buy Honda baby boy. i pray the uninterrupted power supply reach me area .\ |
YESTERDAY WAS UNBELIEVABLE IN MY AREA , WE HAD 24HRS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN OUR HISTORY . FCCCCUUUK PHCN, Bleep NEPA, FCUUK BUHARI AND CO |
kutchs: Why do you like showing ur stupidity on every issue?HAVE BURRIED PHCN SIX FEET DEEP I |
kilo234: Just last night I dream th of war in Nigeria. Thou I have never experienced it but guys the way I was afraid in the dream enh no be joke ohh, as I dey run they find safty guy my heart nearly fall comort see armor tankers dey make booommmm, booooommm every where, both the rich and the poor dey run anyhow. War is not what we pray for but the way am beginning to see tins is like a war in Nigeria is inevitable in other for this country to progress so guys make una just they pray ohh because it might come sooner than we expect ohGuy its true , i dreamt the same dream last night maybe we are heading to war . look at how helicopters and tanks destroy houses and people it was scary. people were running . |
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2181517/Indias-power-grid-fails-second-day-running-600-million-people-endure-blackout.html Is this the world's biggest power cut? Chaos strikes for a second day running as over 600 million people endure blackout in India West Bengal: Hundreds of miners trapped underground when the lifts failed Delhi: Metro services were stopped temporarily in the capital and hundreds of trains were held up nationwide Officials said the northern and eastern grids had both collapsed Unclear why the grid collapsed but the power minister said some states may have been using too much power By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 12:30 GMT, 31 July 2012 | UPDATED: 16:37 GMT, 31 July 2012 Comments (25) Share A massive power failure has hit India for a second day running, leaving more than half the country without power. It was caused when three regional power grids collapsed, meaning over 600 million people are without power. Hundreds of miners were trapped underground in the eastern state of West Bengal when the lifts failed, metro services were stopped temporarily in the capital and hundreds of trains were held up nationwide. Scroll down for video Queuing: Commuters wait in line at a Metro station after Delhi Metro rail services were disrupted following power outage in New Delhi Failure: Hundreds of miners were trapped underground in the eastern state of West Bengal when the lifts failed, metro services were stopped in the capital, pictured, and hundreds of trains were held up nationwide Chaos: Streets are packed in heavy traffics following the power outage. Chaos: Streets are packed in heavy traffics following the power outage. India's energy crisis spread over half the country when both its eastern and northern electricity grids collapsed, leaving 600 million people without power in one of the world's biggest-ever blackouts 'The north, northeastern and the eastern grids are down but we are working and we will have them restored shortly,' Naresh Kumar, said a spokesman at the Powergrid Corporation of India Ltd. Federal Power Minister Sushilkumar Shinde told reporters that the monster outage, which struck around 1:00 pm (0730 GMT) in the middle of the working day, was caused by states drawing power 'beyond their permissible limits.' More... Dark night rises: Massive power outage in Capital after northern grid collapse hits traffic, Metro services and water supply doesn't spare PM office There appeared to have been a domino effect, with the northern grid drawing too heavily on the eastern grid which in turn led the northeastern grid to collapse. 'Half the country is without power. It's a situation totally without precedent,' said Vivek Pandit, an energy expert at the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry. Essential: Many people used their back-up generators as well as hospitals Essential: Many people used their back-up generators as well as hospitals Power was gradually flickering back in some areas several hours after the crisis struck, but was not expected to be fully restored until later in the day. In New Delhi, the metro train system came to a standstill and traffic lights were out, causing chaos for a second day after a failure on the northern grid on Monday which caused the nation's worst outage in more than a decade. 'Drivers of all the metro trains have been asked to stop at the stations. No passengers will be allowed in the metro station until power is restored,' said a spokeswoman for the network which carries two million people a day. The city's hospitals and airports, accustomed to the regular outages caused by load-shedding, said they had switched to generators and back-up systems to keep their operations running normally. Halted: Metro services were stopped temporarily in the capital and hundreds of trains were held up nationwide Halted: Metro services were stopped temporarily in the capital and hundreds of trains were held up nationwide Dilshad Garden Metro Station main gate has been closed the electricity grid across northern India failed on Monda Dilshad Garden Metro Station main gate has been closed the electricity grid across northern India failed on Monday Waiting game: Passengers wait for a train at a railway station during the power outage in New Delhi Waiting game: Passengers wait for a train at a railway station during the power outage in New Delhi About 400 trains on the extensive national railway network were affected by the outage, a spokesman for the railways explained, with all operations stopped in Uttar Pradesh. With nearly 200 million people, this one state alone has a population bigger than Brazil's. In the east, the massive city of Kolkata went without power as did the surrounding state of West Bengal as the eastern grid, which supplies five states, failed under the stress of over-demand. 'This is the worst power crisis in the region. We were supplying power to the northern grid and this power sharing has led to the collapse,' said West Bengal Power Minister, Manish Gupta. Collapsed: 'The north, northeastern and the eastern grids are down but we are working and we will have them restored shortly,' Naresh Kumar, said a spokesman at the Powergrid Corporation of India Ltd Collapsed: 'The north, northeastern and the eastern grids are down but we are working and we will have them restored shortly,' Naresh Kumar, said a spokesman at the Powergrid Corporation of India Ltd A huge traffic jam was witnessed near Karkardi More in the capital as traffic signals were not functioning following a massive power failure at northern grid A huge traffic jam was witnessed near Karkardi More in the capital as traffic signals were not functioning following a massive power failure at northern grid West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee told reporters that 'hundreds' of miners had been trapped in mines operated by the government-owned Eastern Coalfields Ltd in Burdwan, about 180 kilometres (110 miles) northwest of Kolkata. 'All efforts are on to resume power supplies. You need power supplies to run the lifts in the underground mines,' she said, while declaring that state employees could go home for the day. Smriti Mehra, a teller in a Bank of India branch in New Delhi, said the latest outage had caused chaos at work. 'Our main server is down. We have had to send back so many of our customers. There is no internet, nothing is working,' Mehra said. capital powers state.jpg 'It is a total breakdown of everything in our office,' she added. On Monday, the northern grid collapsed for six hours shortly after 2:00 am (2030 GMT Sunday), causing massive travel disruption and widespread inconvenience in nine states including the capital New Delhi. In total, 20 out of 29 states were affected today, according to an AFP calculation. Shinde, the power minister, had called Monday's outage a 'failure' but also boasted that India had been quick to restore power, unlike the United States which took days to restore electricity after a 2003 blackout on its eastern seaboard. power play in north india.jpg He and the rest of the government woke up today to a barrage of calls for urgent reform of the power sector. Leading the charge were business lobby groups who said yesterday's outage underlined the government's inability to address India's perennial electricity shortfall. 'The increasing gap between electricity supply and demand has long been a matter of concern,' said Chandrajit Banerjee, director general of the Confederation of Indian Industry. The CII, Banerjee said, has 'consistently highlighted' the need for urgent steps to improve supplies of coal to thermal power plants and reforming state distribution utilities. for Naija our own power failure is every day imagine
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yeah bro ur smart please dont allow this mothefphuckers called to ladies fool you o oooo |
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BROO CAN U MAKE IT 1.3M |
our young girls goes to marriage because of money |
please help and give me information a toyota camry with this Vin number 4T1BE32K62U578251 |
I employed a young girl to work for me in my company last two weeks when she came she started having boyfriends all over the work place . most of my male customers wants her. u know guys they started pressing botton and the problem is that she keep on agreeing anybody that toast her she will exchange phone number with immediate effect. am afraid she and those guys may run down my business and my rules and regulations is that no one makes love there, i know if i give her a chance or when am not arround those guyz may Bleep her right in the office which is very bad. i try talking to her but she wouldnt listen i told her if she want to do such act she should do it outside . Even me as a guy i dont do it there, i like doing my own outside and i dont toast my female customers no matter how good looking they are . or should i send her away ? i need your advice please |
WILL THEY STOP TO COLLECT 100 NAIRA BECAUSE NOW ITS NOT 50 NAIRA AGAIN |
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