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Curlieweed: Listen to yourself, "Rivers state generates electricity which the Transmission company of Nigeria (Transcon) has refused to evacuate because..". And you actually believe this in a situation where generating capacity is limited?Hon. Austin Nwokocha, commissioner of power, R/S |
atlwireles: Who owns PH disco today?The companies that bought it. Conglomeration of more than 3 companies with Rivers, Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom having some shares. For convenience they are called PHED for distribution cos the Federal still controls that. |
atlwireles: Who owns the PH disco?FG owns them, that was why it was sold. The power capacity they own is quite different from the gas turbines built in Omuku, Trans Amadi and now Afam. |
atlwireles: That is the problem, with people on this forum. Odilli spent 8 years building what he called power plant, Amaechi has taken over and we were told he finished the project. Why are these plants not working? Is the central government still the problem? Abi, rivers state lacks gas too? Power is great in my part of delta, I know is not the same across the country, but rivers should not be in the same position as states crying about bad power.Odili only succeeded in building less than 139mW of gas turbine which he didn't even finished. Amaechi completed it and added more than 400mW and is currently building 150mW at Afam. Amaechi won't join issues with the lies that he Odili has been spreading because of the mutual respect he has for him. That said, Rivers currently contribute 1/4th to the entire power generation of the country (cos they were sent to the national grid). PH poor power supply should be explained by the DISCO incharge or NERC as the case may be cos the state government has fulfilled their own quarter. Why not let the states distributes to their capacity instead of selling to their cronies. The amount of power Rivers State govt generates can sufficiently serve her and may be Abia State. Enough said. |
delishpot: No be small o. This Ebola pass me o. Well, training and gear. And special unit for patients. Strict hygiene by all involved. Train the nurses and no visitors for the sick. |
delishpot: No be small o. This Ebola pass me o. Well, training and gear. And special unit for patients. Strict hygiene by all involved. Train the nurses and no visitors for the sick.I will always pray for our physicians. God is una strength. |
phantom: kel...the situation is pathetic. believe me when I say your government has no plan on how to tackle this problem.Seems you are a doctor? That asked, what is the situation like in UPTH? We need to pray to which ever God we serve, cos this govt that always looks for who to blame don't have the capacity to arrest the situation. This is an excerpt from someone's comment on a health section thread. I will soon acknowledge it very soon. When SARS (Severe acute respiratory syndrome) broke out between November 2002 and July 2003, we saw how the authorities of China and Hong Kong managed the whole situation. They did not blame anybody, they just went to work and were successful in containing it even though it claimed 775 lives and affected over 8,000 people. Their governments funded their local scientists and worked with scientists all over the world. When the bird (avian) influenza also broke out, we saw how the various nations reacted, no one blamed anybody. When MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus) broke out in Saudi Arabia affecting Qatar, Malaysia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Oman, Algeria, Bangladesh, the Philippines, the United Kingdom, and the United States, all the various governments worked together to battle the resistant strain and no one blamed anyone until the situation was brought under control. When polio vaccine was brought to Nigeria, Nigerians were blaming the West. When ebola broke out in Nigeria, Nigerians are blaming the West. I think we should also blame the West for our lack of electricity, or what do you think? Since it is the West that has been voting for and electing our leaders since 1999. Are people not aware of the fact that from the beginning of time, epidemics and pandemics of diseases have always been with us? I just wonder why some people keep saying this is the end times...lol! Diseases and outbreaks have been with humanity right from day one. My hand is paining me, I've been typing since morning, who do you think I should blame?' |
delishpot: Loan ke? Naija government does not give a rats arse even the one borrowed for military will not be used for what it was borrowed.Nice, but how do you get the confidence of striking Doctors back to work knowing they will be returning to a more deadlier situation they left it before the strike. TBH, the strike was a blessing in disguise, what if that victim was admitted to a public hospital? |
Toyolad: I just switched on my nokia phone and two hands refused to shake hands..hmmm I guess that's the fear of Ebola.Na China u dey use ![]() |
Honestly, I don't fancy to be a medical practitioner at this time of our life. These profession deserves whatever they feel are necessary to save lives. If we can loan $billions for our soldiers, then I think the health workers deserve the same treatment. |
Noooooooooo... :- |
I am not surprise at all |
....Blames supply on non -alignment of projects The Presidency has announced the attainment of 8, 000MW electricity generation capacity in the country . This entire volume of power according to Presidency cannot be generated due to non -alignment of gas infrastructure and transmission facilities . Speaking exclusively with Nigerian NewsDirect , Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on Power (PTFP ) , Engr . Reynolds Beks Dagogo- Jack stated that Nigeria has 8, 000 MW of electricity constructed but cannot be produced as a result of poor planning in the past . This , he blamed on ownership of all power assets completely by the government , power stations and very poor management of all assets in the value chain for power production. “ Planning was not where it should be . Projects were not where they should be . Alignment of plans and projects were not in synch . The bottom line was that with such terrible conditions’ the industry capacity of the country does not align . You can have capacity in generation , I have just told you that we have the means to generate about 8, 000MW of electricity constructed and ready to fire up. However, these power stations cannot produce because we don’ t have enough gas . They cannot go because of the poor planning in the past , ” he lamented. Dagogo-Jack explained that if a country is to have 8, 000 MW of generation and about 65percent of that is fueled by natural gas , it means that the system should at least be ready with the amount of gas in place at the point of inaugurating the power plants . According to him , this has not been the case in the past . We had plans and projects implemented in staccato , they were not in alignment. Some projects which ought to have been completed before others suffered slippages. So , you have to wait for the other projects to catch up. ” However, the Chairman of PTFP stressed that it is not as bad as we paint it because every day , projects are being progressed steadily to close these gaps . The gaps , he claimed are being closed . “ Things are happening. Procurement is ongoing , Projects are being constructed and being pressured for prompt delivery . The key issue is the public expectation of instant arrival of 24- hour service. Indeed , at all levels of gas production process we are making a lot of progress , ” he noted Assuring Nigerians of government’ s unflinching efforts to achieve stable power in the nearest future , Dagogo said: “ There will be adequate power supply in the near future , and the fundamental for this expectation is already well on ground and not in the air. I will give you some examples. In 2010 , total constructed available power that can come on the National Grid was 4 ,500 MW. In 2014 , total constructed available power that can be brought to the grid is about 8, 000MW. Does that not look like progress to you? To this extent , if somebody tells you that we are still where we were in 2010 , you have to look at him in the face and ask him to have a rethink . “ Nigeria had diverse energy mix, including alternative fuel sources , such as natural gas , coal , small and large hydro , solar and wind. Dagogo-Jack said this was the best mix for any long -term investor seeking to make the best out of fuel sources . He explained that successfully managing the nation ’ s energy sector would have huge multiplier effects on the economy. “ Nigeria has the best potential in Africa for translating electricity expansion into diversified economic base for sustained GDP growth . “ President Goodluck Jonathan set up the task force to ensure proper implementation of the reform in the power sector . The Federal Government is rigorously pursuing the reform agenda to make sure infrastructure in the power sector is taken to the next level. However, he said that a reform anywhere in the world comes with challenges . “ There is no history of a major reform process where everybody cooperated and allowed a hitch-free delivery . There is the area of internal and external levels of resistance which had to be managed with tact and wisdom . “ The people who benefit from the inefficiencies are always afraid of any change which could affect their interests. The fear of the unknown generated reactions from all angles . The people who benefitted from the high level of inefficiencies before the reform such as the generator and the diesel salesmen among others , all impact on the agenda . “ We were constantly engaging the people who would like to maintain the status quo. We kept replanning and re- engaging to keep the momentum steady . This is in no small measure due to the unwavering leadership of the government of President Jonathan for his patience and commitment , ” he stated . www.newsdirectonline.com/newstory.php?ID=7991&m=1 |
I was watching KAAKI this morning on AIT this morning on Osun State election. The guests they invited were all PDP members and sympathizers. They were all one sided in their responses on question on securities. Even the moderator was economical with her questions. Seems she was acting on an existing script. To be frank, I feel more comfortable these days watching NTA than AIT. Shame on them... |
I didnt see where APC said they will form a parallel govt if they lose in this thread. |
I normally parboil my paste separately before frying, thats how I lose mine. |
OP Is it true that TAN will paying upto 30-50k to anyone that registered? |
dozzzybaba: You'l never see them here since the report is not about Fashola, Aregbeshola or Tinubu.Amaechi too |
collynzov5: Advantages and disadvantages.Advantages You can actually dualised as much roads as possible with lesser budget compared to what we have here in down south, where for a road with lets say without bridges, you will to excavate as some point close to 4-6ft to get the engineering soil. You can then sand filled all through before the compaction and thereafter sub base which is usually thicker. At some terrain, you may require to cast the road even after the sandfilling. My point, the soil in Enugu is favourable for both the contractor and govt since the former can actually start his compaction work with same soil maybe after his earthwork while latter can spend relatively far lesser and thus can construct as much. Disadvantages Just red roofs |
naijaking1: When will you Ogoni people learnI am not from Ogoni Mr. So because Ken didn't support BIAFRA. So, the internal hatred. Let me dissapoint you, Ogoni is just 4 LGAs in Rivers State and are doing better in all sectors of the economy bar the non implementation of UNEP report which is non of their own making. Before you start your Ibo hardworking nonsense. You guys have 5 states in number. |
HopeAtHand: The Banana Amaechi planted for Ogoni people to eat don ripe?What has banana got to do with this? ![]() |
omazus: Even an uncircumcised ogoni is talking about the excesses of the south east. well you are too infinitesimal that both the north and south west regard you as Igbo. but who can occupy Igbo land? the land of the greatest freedom loving people in Africa' the scourge of colonial masters? it is not yet late you can declare one victor one vanguished now, then come and occupy. useless people that were silenced by mere four hangman's rope of sani abacha. saboteursHow dare you call an Ogoni man uncircumcised? This is my problem with you people, always thinking you are better than the next man. |
eaglechild: I think this may have been posted before, and I don't know the progress so far, but these are some of the major roads under construction.From what I have seen in Enugu roads construction. The govt don't spend that much due to the favourable soil you guys have. If na down here south. The excavation and sand filling would be another job before the main construction. I did enjoyed the city the last time I came. |
Unemadu: people with money know where to invest as is seen in Enugu real estate.PORT HARCOURT is rag tag? You need revisit SCOAN. If Enugu housing estate is developing in arithmetic, PH is in geometric. Is only in PH in any part of Nigeria bar Abuja and Lagos bushes can be turn to houses and estates in a twinkle of an eyes. Do you know the cost of a plot of land at Omagwa? not to talk of PH. |
BishopMagic: This is not derailing but countering.Why not start your own thread instead of derailing this? |
iamSi: Mere friendly march? I guess u r being forced being a football fan ... Someone who really knows what football games are knows what it is ... Friendlies are not just friendlies ... My Guy please go for Ebola TestWell if you are gonna judge Chelsea base on yesterday's match. Then good luck to you. BTW, must you insult someone to make a point? |
From the comments on this thread, it is obvious that Okorocha is only hated because he is in APC. Let me tell you about something, a neighbour of mine once told me here in PH that Rochas is saviour to Imolites that my Governor Amaechi should go and learn his education policy. We had banter then and stuffs like that. Fast forward 2years after. This man sings a different tone on Rochas and Amaechi he once held in high esteem cos they are in APC. |
I don't understand some set of rival fans (minority to be honest) creaming and celebrating in a mere friendly match. Please they should get lemon. |
The four LGAs that make Ogoni are in my Senatorial district. As a neighbour, Ogoni is more of a brother to me than my nearer neighbour Andoni (ask any OG for confirmation). The non implementation of UNEP report is as a result of sabotage from a small section of leaders from their people. Why would an Ogoni accept the position of HYPREP chair or even the formation when it is contrary to the UNEP report? Is a shame SHELL is taking advantage of the political situation in the country to shift the blame solely on FG when they know they are also guilty of nonchalant attitude. I only hope the clean up should kickoff in earnest. Blame game wont help the situation. Work should start. |
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