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Wow !what a shocker?I am very happy that this man was butted out of office.Shame to those nigerian people who supported issa hayatou.I heard a man through Brilla fm this morning from the house of Rep praising issa hayattou and castigating our own nff president saying that he is not qualified to be on the job.Shame to them for crucifying nigeria and african football.I STAND WITH AMAJU PINNICK AND THE NEW CAF PRESIDENT AHMED AHMED.

Wiseandtrue:
stop ASAP nau until experiment reveal otherwise

Make God forgive me because i don already finish the fanta

This man thinks he is above the nigerian constitution

What am i going to do because i am drinking fanta whren i came across this information

No wonder enyimba has not been playing their home games @ thier stadium because of the sorry state of the road.This is an eyesore.The govt of abia state should do something about this road.

To her now she go dey feel sey she dey do her job make dem no sey she is one of the dormant office holders in buhari's govt

Donald7610:
Am a baby daddy too Can't leave my boi for any woman in not my care

who is H man?

Pls one word for this guy

softwerk:
Some people no longer sleep at night again; Busy monitoring who is kissing who or who is receiving or giving head

Nigerians are hypocrites including U.

ojun50:
Only in lagos u see elephant flying

I no fit laff

waledeji:
Na dem dey wish someone dead, but na dem dey die like chickens this days

This person is evil and should be banned from this forum.Which kind wicked comment be this?

decatalyst:
Can't you see FAKE is written all over her?

FAKE accent

FAKE hair

FAKE nails

FAKE eyeliner

FAKE friendship



Miyonse needs to come and help me confirm if her bra n the rest are FAKE too

stupid people,what is wrong for someone to be a hairdresser?

holatimmy:
And the poor lady will think it's true love...omase o

How does this post help to end economic recession in nigeria?

[quote author=ayindejimmy post=53019386]. Minister also promises completion of several power projects at the January edition of the Nextier Power Dialogue in Abuja


. Says efforts are on to rectify recent power outage situation across the country as a result of lack of gas supply due to debts and sabotage of power assets


. Reiterates his averseness to cancellation of the Privatization of the Sector saying action would only take the nation backward




The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola SAN, has asked stakeholders in the Power Sector to look forward to the implementation of policies that would improve gas supply and liquidity as well as the completion of several power projects by the Federal Government in 2017.
Fashola, while making his Opening Address as Guest Speaker at the January edition of the Nextier Power Dialogue held at the Thought Pyramid Art Centre, said the Ministry of Power, Works and Housing along with other agencies of the Federal Government, like Ministry of Finance and the World Bank, has put together a policy framework that would help establish stronger and better institutional framework needed to tackle the challenges in the Power Sector.


According to the Minister, such policies would help realise a deepening of metering, sanctions for energy theft and better contract performance from Operators in the Power Sector as well as help achieve the financial strengthening of the Nigerian Bulk Energy Trading PLC (NBET).
Fashola, electric meter
Saying he could not discuss the policies yet in details at the event because they were in the process of being presented for consideration and approval by the Federal Executive Council, Fashola, however, assured that when implemented, they would certainly take the nation to more gas and assure payment to gas suppliers and generation companies to enhance smooth operation in the sector adding that they constitute the way forward.


He told his audience, “Clearly these policies constitute the way forward and ensures that everybody in the system gets paid. If we have that, at least, we can be sure that those who are supplying gas will not be shutting down because their creditors are pulling them. Then we go to the other side that are angry to see what we can do because gas problem is exacerbated on both sides”.
Fashola, while explaining the current decreased power supply and outages across the country, blamed the sabotage of gas pipelines by those he described as “some of our angry brothers”, adding that because of the debt owed gas companies by the DisCos, the companies also withheld supply of gas.
The Minister, who noted that there have been some outages across the country in the last 24 hours, however, assured Nigerians that himself, the Permanent Secretary and other officials of the Ministry were trying to see what they could do to rectify the situation.


Emphasizing the need to increase liquidity in the sector, Fashola explained that as a result of the frequent power outages due to the sabotage of power assets, the operators along the power chain were being owed as distribution companies could not pay generating companies who equally could not pay gas suppliers who, in turn, could not pay their bankers.


The Minister pointed out that while the problems were going on, debts were being owed to the gas companies, who, at the end of the day, must close their account to show how much was sold, how much was pushed out and how much they would be paid, adding that the debts had been accumulating since 2015 leading to gas companies currently shutting their tanks and forcing power again down to 2,000MW.


In line with increasing liquidity in the sector, Fashola also said Government intended to quickly complete the audit of its Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) to enable it pay proven debts owed the Operators in the sector adding that the payment had been delayed as a result of lack of authentic debt figures.


The Minister further explained, “You have heard that Federal Government is owing and all that; but you know, we don’t have the authentic figures and until we have that I cannot go and tell President Buhari that we want to pay ‘about…’. He will say we are not serious. So we expect to see the completion of that so that we can pay what is proven debt”.
According to him, Government also intends to see to the financial strengthening of the Nigerian Energy Bulk Trading (NBET), the bulk trader who stands as the interim partner to ensure that everybody that is doing their part in the system is paid, adding that once that is achieved Government would then insist on better contract performance and sanctions for non-compliance.


Fashola, who also spoke on the call from some quarters for the cancellation of the Privatisation contract in the Power Sector, reiterated his averseness to the call arguing that the country would by such cancellation be sending negative signals to. Na beta one?

Blurryface:
If that's Donald Trump then I am Obama.

Oga go sidon joor

ishowdotgmail:
This guy is damn good.... representing the Oduduwa republic

A tribalist spotted

BeardGangSTAR:
[color=darkgreen] What's your moniker again? Goodvision? Hell no, you need to ditch your account.

If you can't grow a beard, at 'grow' sense! [/color]

since i dont have beards why dont you borrow me yours

HateU2:
You were not wearing your I guess

You for come borrow me your eye glass

MrOlihilistic:
she looks like her but how will this stop this hunger that's hnugrying me??

Na buhari cause am

ritababe:
we are not going to throw him out rather we will stone him out.

You are under arrest for defamating our president.Dss on the alert.

adonbilivit:
u don chop pepper soup this year? pepper soup just dey hungry u shey?

Guy you funny wella