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This is so on point

APC is not a political party

lathrowinger:
All I dey sure is that===

Only you and your family members

That's so sweet to the ear

FFK am in love with you already

But my love for Atiku is more

Lalasticlala don't you need a love

I just don't know how some people believed in that thing called Buhari...... Someone whose mental alertness is zero

Buhari is too dull to lead even animals, talk more of human beings

Nigeria need a digital President, not an analog

Atiku is smart!!!

Lalasticlala front page pls

Anybody supporting Buhari's second term bid after his unprecedented failure is mad!

Buhari is a monumental failure. A President who can not show us a single kilometer of road he started and completed running to three years

Atikulation is the sure bet!!!

My name is Jombojombo and I'm in for Atiku2019!

Lalasticlala how about you?

My name is Jombojombo and I'm in for Atiku2019!

Lalasticlala how about you?

My name is Jombojombo and I'm in for Atiku2019!

Lalasticlala how about you?

My name is Jombojombo and I'm in for Atiku2019!

What about you Lalasticlala?

Oluwabusobomi:
Lalasticlala Atiku needs your loyalty

To send the dullard of Daura out of Aso Rock is a task for all of us

Exactly! All hands must be on deck

Buhari is a mistake that must be corrected

Am back after about 8 months ban!

Buhari your days are numbered!

Go Atiku go!

May it never be well with all those that voted for Buhari in the last election

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Nigerians aren't smiling at all

The APC Twitter handler twitted a quote and Nigerians have to vet their anger on him.

Some even claim the quote was copied from somewhere without the handler indicating that it was copied


APC yaf suffered walahi

Lalasticlala

Gud

Firefire:
Babatunde FashOla is a known liar who strives in media propaganda and falsification since his days as governor.

So pathetic of him

Mr 24 hours power supply is not a rocket science

I can't believe that the APC's lying disease has infected Fashola

I spit on all APC families worldwide

By Chineme Okafor in Abuja

The immediate past chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Dr. Sam Amadi, last night said that the Minister of Power, Works, and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, was economical with the truth when he claimed that former president Goodluck Jonathan, forced the regulatory agency to shelve an increment in electricity tariff so he could make political gains from it in the 2015 presidential election.

Amadi, who ran the wih with six other commissioners for five years, starting from 2010 to 2015, explained that there was never a time Jonathan or any of the power ministers under him attempted to influence the decision of the commission under their charge.
He said in a statement to THISDAY in Abuja, that all the decisions of the regulator were taken by its commissioners on a democratic basis.

Fashola, had while delivering a lecture on Thursday in Lagos, claimed that the former president forced NERC to shelve a planned tariff increment to give him some advantage in the election. He also alleged that the decision resulted in huge revenue shortfalls in the sector, a development he said had become a huge problem for the government of President Muhammadu Buhari.

Faulting Fashola’s claims, Amadi said: “I have read some piece of news suggesting that President Jonathan ordered the reversal of electricity tariff during his tenure as President.
“Since I have left office I have avoided issues about electricity regulation in Nigeria to give our successors the best opportunity to do better than we did. My understanding of public office that the best a former public officer should do is to truly step aside and be willing to provide advice if and when it is needed. In the best tradition of public service you don’t obstruct the new administration.
“But I am constrained to restate the truth of what happened for the purpose of ensuring proper information to enable the present administration do their best to fix the electricity crisis.”

He added that: “Throughout our five years as Commissioners of NERC there was no single day that President Jonathan ever dictated or instructed policy to the commission concerning any issue on electricity regulation.
“I am bold to state that President Jonathan was a great president to the electricity sector for fully supporting the independence of the regulator. My colleagues and I were determined to maintain the independence of the regulator and we found a very understanding President in President Goodluck Jonathan.”
Amadi further explained: “On the matter of the tariff, the facts are straightforward and borne out by records. NERC as a regulator has comprehensive methodology and business rules for regulating tariff. The Act, methodology and business rules put the responsibility on NERC commissioners who vote democratically for every such decisions, just like the Board of Governors of the CBN does for monetary policies. Every tariff we have issued from 2010 to 2015 did not receive or require the approval of the President. Only NERC Commissioners approved them.”

He provided detail of how the 2015 electricity tariff was calculated, adding that the processes were controversial and involved all stakeholders in the electricity value chain including consumer groups, but without any intrusion from the government.
According to Amadi: “Before we issued MYTO 2.0 we debated on what to do with collection losses that discos collect from consumers. Two schools of thought emerged amongst the commissioners. One school, supported by most commissioners, wanted the collection losses to be reduced to zero or to the low level of pre-privatisation Discos.

“The other school wanted us to keep it as contracted by Discos and BPE even as it skyrockets the tariffs. After much debate the overwhelming position was to reduce the collection losses. When the draft of the tariff was issued, the discos protested and the commissioners had a rethink, revised the model and issued MYTO 2.0 that saw more than 180 per cent increase in some Discos for some customers.
“The manufacturers and other customer groups protested this astronomical hike in tariff and sent formal petition. NERC business rules require NERC to reconsider the tariff at the petition of an aggrieved customer who petitions within 60 days of issuance of tariff order. Based on the petition, NERC held a public hearing at Sheraton with all Disco heads and some consumers groups where the details of the tariff were presented and criticised. After the public hearing NERC set up a technical committee to review the allegations and conduct jurisdictional research on how other electricity markets treat collection losses.”

Continuing, he stated: “The NERC technical team recommended that the collection losses should be set at zero and any Disco that wants to have collection losses above zero should apply with evidence of its diligent effort to control losses. This recommendation was presented to the industry meeting where the Discos expectedly totally rejected it. The NERC Commissioners nevertheless approved it through the usual process of decision-making and consequently reduced the revenue requirement of the Discos, which then resulted in lower tariff for most customers.

“This was a controversial but principled decision based on contestable evidence and value-based analysis. I am prepared to take slacks for any intended or unintended consequences of that decision as the Chairman and Chief Executive of NERC. I still strongly believe that my reading of effective regulation confirms that it was a good decision to internalise efficiency in the distribution segment of the electricity industry.”

“But President Jonathan played no role at all in that decision. His ministers did not play any role. It was a bona fide regulatory decision that may be termed wise or unwise, after the facts. But should not be used to denigrate President Jonathan or the ministers of power.
“Take it from the horse’s mouth: Jonathan did not reverse any tariff. Sam Amadi and his colleagues changed the tariff through the normal due process and as part of effective regulation of the sector,” he added.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/07/15/jonathan-didnt-order-electricity-tariff-reversal-ex-nerc-chair-replies-fashola/

Lalasticlala

NgeneUkwenu:
Only in those states in BiafraudLand can a party of looters rule..

Shameless Zombie, open ur eyes...day don break

Onyi101:
I made my conclusion based on enquiries from a few Ecowas staffs​ and i was told that applying for more than one job vacancy leads to disqualification.

Don't forget this is ECOWAS Parliament, which has its own distinct management from the mother body, ECOWAS.
The application form gives room for multiple application.

TonyeBarcanista:
Whoever thinks PDP is a threat in 2019 is living in delusion.

The PDP and APC are parties with all democratic vices like Godfatherism, Impunity, Corrupt traditions, mal-governance etc, and they are unrepentant about it.

The only threat both parties pose is threat against the Nigeria State.

The funny thing is that some PDP trolls will come online to scream while they are neither known by the party nor have membership card...


APC has been a huge disappointment, PDP is DEAD!!! APDA Means business....


We are Stronger Together

My friend go & sit down! APDA was only a "Plan B" arrangement. Now that the "plan A" is back, we are all going back to PDP. Or didn't u see Dokpesi at the supreme Court

Lalasticlala don't you think Aregbe should live by example by doing as he said?

Could this be true?


Who else heard it?

FFK just twitted this now

Oya Aregbe do the needful ASAP

"I will resign if Adeleke wins Osun West Senatorial bye-election"- Rauf Aregbesola.

Adeleke has won. Shave off ur beard and RESIGN!

https://mobile.twitter.com/realFFK/status/884066076673409024

sarrki:
Severally I told you guys we don't do party

Religion, Ethnicity , Lineage or whatever petty politics most other region do

We are Omoluabis.

How on earth do you think a Christian winning a Muslim in a Muslim enclave both the osun west and osun as a whole ?

So you guys should learn from this

Not nursing the anger of that failure Gej on everyone

U don't do party but u are quick at throwing insult on PDP... ZOMBIE KING

basty:
People voted for the personality of Late Isiaka Adeleke and the role played by Osun State Government in managing the crisis after his death.

I would have loved APC fielded Ademola for the rerun. Political miscalculation, I knew it would happen this way and PDP used the window and keyed into that advantage.

If Labour party has done same, the result would have been better than this.

This is a sympathetic votes and not votes for PDP, never again will PDP rule Nigeria again.

Zombie there is no excuse for failure, APC is dead