₦airaland Forum

onstelly:
Lmao did you type it and what did it say

yea itz very romantik and i want to share it wit U

fvck u

she needz Jesus!

u cum find husband 4 nairaland? nice hair sha

wisemania:
You must be a mechanical engineer...

marine engineer

no 4 sha very true

i once met her at national theater wen i was a kid !

yea i like ur pic

letz ask google

London has fallen

KashyBaby:
The most happiest in my life is when I got my first job abroad where I travel to some different countries & being paid...

become an international escort then

what arr their requirment to study dir ?

obailala:
First of all, "beta soup, na money dey inside," in other words, if you must have better services, you must be ready to pay the price; this has always been Fashola's philosophy from his rampant toll gates and the school fees hikes so it is only someone (like yourself) who doesn't really know Fashola that would think he has changed. This is even just the beginning, just sit back and wait for the series of toll gates that would begin to spring up all over Nigerian major roads. Unfortunately, considering the paucity of funds in the government today, tolling everything (in the Fashola way) might just be the only way in which Fashola might be able to perform any of his acclaimed wonders in his present office.

Now regarding the electricity tariff hike, that is absolutely not Fashola's doing, the plan to hike electricity prices has been in the 'Roadmap to power sector reforms' which was constituted I think since the days of Yaradua. A major part of that roadmap includes the privatisation of power generation and distribution and a review of tariffs to encourage investors who have since lamented that they would make no profit at the current rates. The privatisation aspect has since been completed but operation hasn't really begun because the previous government was either still negotiating tariffs or was too scared to announce the new tariffs, hence even though these companies have been privatised, the FG was still paying billions to offset bills for the private companies (in the form of subsidies).

If there is anything which is good about the new reviewed tariffs, it is the fact that fixed charges have been scrapped; a lot of people lamenting about paying higher for services they don't get obviously are not aware of this fact. With the new plans, you pay for only the services you get and this something which would force the power companies to sit up. I am somewhat optimistic that this is the final step in the privatisation programme which would turn Nigeria's power situation around. I am willing to pay more as long as it would ensure better services, it is still cheaper and more convenient than running generators. It took Nigeria paying higher tariffs for telecommunications for us to get to where we are today.

what u said rilli made sense. I know of a company that pay over 1.5 M monthly for electricity (fixed charges) with this removal of fixed charges it will enable this distribution companies supply more power because that's the only way they can make money. industries will enjoy this new tariff more because they pay higher fixed charges.

electrical ght lots of calculation!

refiner:
I knw person go drop number....fish brains

Ant brain do u even kn if it a real no,itz no all stupid post u should reply to..

o8125699016

itz biblical not cultural

mumu boy, if only his dad remember to used condom this shit will not happen

and I d plan to sub that 1500 too

lobster!

starry001:
. So yhu mean everybody with d name dolapo are dullards.

nop the spellings r different nah just same pronunciation

dis ppl r called dullapo

cruzita:
what's masturbation?is it the name of a club?

a football club to be precise

I like to plant too buh I stay in ibadan

I need an edo girl!

Come back Home bro

thumbs up hallelujah

very true

Good job!

maybe in circle