₦airaland Forum

Nafizzey:
Yours. Is small now my brother. Last Month we were brought a bill of 20k which we managed pay, this past month (March) 35k bill was brought to us which we yet to pay because we don't have the money..All other previous month a bill of close to 20k have always been brought to us (2 bedroom flat ) when there's no light.. And whenever we complain why we are been billed much, they say is because we have no metre installed .. #Very very Wicked

olafum1:
I don't have light in my area in Akure for the past One year o, Nigerians.

Angelberry:
Yeah

Angelberry:
Yeah

ibroziney:
HARD TIMES UNDER BUHARI NOT A SURPRISE.

No light, no water, no fuel, no food, no no no is the chorus sang all over the country at present. No doubt that times are really hard, but every man who sees beyond his nose can see a silver lining in the cloudy future.

The hope that keeps a pregnant woman going, is knowing for sure that the pains will be over after a period of time. This hope is what keeps her alive, strong and up and doing.

After more than 50 years as an independent nation, 3 republics past and 16 years wasted in an uninterrupted democracy, Nigerians for the first time elected a leader that didn't emerge by chance- but by a conscious attempt to being the president of the country.

According to history, no Nigerian leader had emerged from a conscious preparation to being a president except President Buhari.

Only President Buhari came to power with a conscious attempt to becoming a president.

He had plans with a task to building the country from scratch, by firstly identify the menace in the system and deal with it head on.

In every system, there is a critical sector that when fixed, other sectors will automatically fix themselves.

In the case of Nigeria, this critical sector is corruption.

Corruption is a lucrative sector in our system that is responsible for almost all ills and when fixed, insecurity will fix itself, unemployment will do same, power failure will exist only in history books, brain drain will turn the other way round, foreign investor and tourist will find home in Nigeria, and a lot more too many to mention.

Isaac Newton's 3rd law of motion states "to every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction" this law explains the hardship Nigerians are faced with today.

The action of President Buhari in fighting corruption provokes the reaction of the corrupt to fight back with equal if not more powerful reaction.

They are fighting back with their lives. This reaction is responsible for the hardship we are faced with today, but with little more time, am sure they will be defeated because they are the treacherous enemies of the state.

Buhari acted by implementing TSA, being a major step to plugging leakages, they reacted by changing their monies to dollars and starching them in suck ways, farms and villages.

This resulted in the scarcity of dollar and the free fall of Naira in the parallel market.

Buhari acted by reducing pump price by 50K and removing the controversial fuel subsidy, they reacted by creating an artificial scarcity, just to get back to the president with the people's anger.

Buhari acted by producing an unprecedented budget with higher capital expenditure, which gives hopes for better days, but they swiftly reacted by paddling the budget, trying to ridicule the government at the detriment of the masses resulting to delaying the passage of the budget.

Without a passed budget, it is always difficult to pay salaries let alone do anything significant.

Buhari acted by "unbundling" NNPC into 7 units for transparency and accountability, they reacted by cutting off fuel supply chains to power stations, throwing the whole country into darkness for days.

They will always follow the Newton's law, in an effort to bring back corruption while we will always be at the offensive to stamp out corruption.

A little more patience is just what is needed.

There is light at the end of the tunnel . Sai Baba!!!!

Angelberry:
Somehow, we are 3 neighbors so we paid 5k each

asuustrike2009:
eyah

Angelberry:
yeah...the bill is 39k

sammyj:
Only the jobless and idle minded one will join this movement! !!

Angelberry:
5k

Angelberry:
5k

kenny987:
#2,400 since February 13th, courtesy of prepaid metre. This way I don't pay for what I don't consume.

The government really needs to step in and compel DISCOS or PHCN to enure that all electricity consumers have prepaid metres and stop the legalised robbery occasioned by estimated bills.

scribble:
15k.


Not even in town but my security text me that they have brought bill

asuustrike2009:
Not all Nigerians are paying for darkness neither are they in darkness. Some parts still enjoy power supply even though it's limited
Back to your reply, I paid N2,000 for 9hrs of electricity supplied to me at the prevailing rates couple with the fact that my metre was read correctly.

viviangist:
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Source http://www.vivianplus.com/2016/04/osinbajos-daughter-kiki-at-her-cousin-wedding-kaduna-photos.html

Cc; lalasticlala

aresa:
1. The fact that you have challenges in one area doesn't mean you can not explore other areas to help alleviate or eliminate your challenges


2. Credible, responsible and competent leaders explore all options to solve problems instead of siting and keep going in circles doing the same thing over and over again with the same results.

3. Countries with stable electricity were once doing what we are doing today, but at some point, they arrived at the conclusion that they have to explore other areas to solve their electricity problems.

4. While you are it, show us 1 single country where they have stable electricity without Nuclear power plants. Even SA with stable electricity and over 50,000MW have nuclear power plants.



And per the highlighted, that's a reflection of your own ignorance...



1..For the fact the you can not manage, the lowest cadre of power generation, is a simple indication that you shouldn't dare into radioactive process.

2...Credible responsible and competent leaders, don't explore all options, rather they weigh options and choose the most economical based on available resources.

3.kindly,analyse the gap between naija and those countries bfr comparing. It actually waste of effort comparing a yr one sociology student with a final yr engineering student.... Quote me, we are not there yet.

Fedayeen:
Must you rant always without taking time to understand our immediate needs and short and long term solutions.

Is Nuclear energy a priority in this age when A lot of countries are looking for Solar and wind energy.


A Nuclear plant is not achievable now because of the insecurity on ground.

Nuclear plants no are capital intensive and its maintenance is also same.


Why should you spend 10billion plant building a nuclear plant aside maintenance whereas you can use it to do solar plant and generate clean energy

aresa:
The fact that we are talking about building one means we won't have the so called structure when the time comes?


See backward caveman thinking...smh..

fulanimafia:
Of course, in the minds of FFK and his wailing minions, we should continue to rely on the same Hydro-electric power that has failed to give us stable electricity since 1960. Only a mad man repeatedly does the same thing and expects different results.

I wonder what they put in the water during PDP meetings.

fulanimafia:
See frustration!