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Like I said, this stretches all the way back to the Obasanjo era. I wish I could find Kobojunkie's thread. |
Sincere9gerian: So where is the thread on improved power supply in 2013, whether dry or raining season? We are waitingHere you are Lagosians Commend PHCN For Improved Power Supply https://www.nairaland.com/1438317/lagosians-commend-phcn-improved-power |
It'll be very educative to go through those threads and read the comments in them. It follows the exact same pattern. Some of the comments on those threads are very similar to comments on this thread. I remember that kobojunkie was compiling a detailed record of power supply in Nigeria (the usual pattern of increases and reductions). She even had a thread in which she tracked the fluctuation in power supply. I can't find the thread at the moment. |
I do remember that this was implemented back in 2010, because I remember how my neighbour was praising the president for it. Minimum of 16 hours electricity per day in mid 2010. Breaking News - Lagos,abuja To Enjoy 16-24hrs Of Power Supply - Committee On Power https://www.nairaland.com/455040/breaking-news-lagosabuja-enjoy-16-24hrs I could go all the way back to 2007. You'll find similar threads. I remember that Kobojunkie commented on almost all of them. It's still the same cycle of increase and reduction. |
See, it's a cycle (increase-reduction-increase-reduction) From February 2012 Power Supply Drops To 3,900mw https://www.nairaland.com/869706/power-supply-drops-3900mw |
2) From July 2012 (it was described as a "miracle" ) Something Is Wrong; Power Is Improving https://www.nairaland.com/1004060/something-wrong-power-improving |
1) There was an improvement late 2012 (just as there's an improvement now) and a drastic reduction early 2013 (dry season). This thread was created when the reduction started. https://www.nairaland.com/1232672/4500mw-nairalanders-how-power-supply |
A similar thread was created around 2 years ago and I'll repeat what I wrote on that thread. These seasonal increases in power supply will not make me celebrate. I'll only celebrate when I see that there's competition in the power sector, there are greenfield power companies, alternative forms of energy are being explored and that we've had constant light for a year or more. My reasons are quite simple. We always had an increase in power supply in the rainy season during the Obasanjo era. Scarcity always returns during the dry season. There was a time when our light did not blink for two weeks during Yar'Adua's era. The battery of the generator ran down! This increase was sustained for about a month, then everything returned to normal. Both during the Obj and UMYA era we had cases of electricity transformers packing up because they could not cope with the increased demand, yet we have still not reached uhuru. There are many similar threads that have been created over the years, yet we have still not reached uhuru. I'm going to post links to some of the previous threads. |
[size=14pt]Stevie Wonder leads stars to Nigeria, as Ultimate Commander begins campinghttp://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/04/stevie-wonder-leads-stars-nigeria-ultimate-commander-begins-camping/ |
Luxury City Hotel, Aba on Sunday, August 31st 2014. National Stadium, Lagos on Sunday, September 7th, 2014. |
[size=14pt]Abia backs Commonwealth/Americas wrestling tourney[/size]http://www.punchng.com/sports/abia-backs-commonwealthamericas-wrestling-tourney/ https://fbcdn-photos-f-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpa1/v/t1.0-0/10628626_10152609615014870_145685617179684396_n.jpg?oh=be702ddc8248ac29c546c4ae4bd9b5d6&oe=54623BD1&__gda__=1415825595_2556a636416cce0ecc97a2dc92d0edf3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8fQBdnoS4Q |
Tolexander: march 2014 is gone. Haven't they fought?Tomorrow in Aba. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8fQBdnoS4Q |
Ladybug Mecca of Digable Planets ![]() Digable Planets - Rebirth Of Slick (1992). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cM4kqL13jGM |
Apparently what people expect to see when they think of the Aso Rock Villa or Dodan Barracks is something like State House Marina, Lagos (a 100 room mansion), but Dodan Barracks and The Aso Rock Villa are not like that. They are more like estates than mansions. State House Marina, Lagos in the 1950s. www.nairaland.com/attachments/719151_State20House20Marina20circa201950_jpg8a3a5f043b1310fe5cb98231613b3b5d State House Marina in 1910 www.nairaland.com/attachments/755713_State20House20Marina201910s_jpg2634d1ca544e3b11982c2672528d3f6a State House Marina in 2012 [img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/777670_IMG01023-20120804-1556_jpg0872661059f1ba9a250b82eb1aae8b50[/img] President Jonathan prefers to stay at State House, Marina when he's in Lagos than to stay at State House, Dodan Barracks (by the way, State House, Dodan Barracks is not in Dodan Barracks). |
Ishilove: Hi.Ho. |
The Council Chambers, State House The Aso Rock Villa.
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With the Safari Sisters dancing behind her, Live on stage, Queen Latifah - Princess Of The Posse (1989). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjDolZ9dkmM |
ONWARDBABA: AvailbleI will not allow you to celebrate alone o! Where is my cake? I've been waiting for my cake since yesterday. |
tmanuelle: Yes sir, a complex - comprises of a couple of structures, the VP's wing, and all that. But does the president live in all these structures? He definitely must have a designated wing for himself, his family, his office and his details (that's why I used "Presidential Palace" in my post).His office is in a completely different building from his house. The office is attached to the Council Chamber. The Council Chamber is where Federal Executive Council, National Council Of State and other such meetings are held. That's also where he addressed the nation from (presidential speeches). That's where he receives visiting heads if state. That building is the symbol of the Aso Rock Villa and that's the picture that I posted on the other thread. |
tmanuelle: Bros you are mixing up many things. The bone of contention here as most people will agree with me is that we want to have an idea of what the Presidential Palace looks like, not about tourism or visit as I totally support the heavy security to control access to the facility because of the nature of things around here.The Aso Rock Villa, like Dodan Barracks, is not a mansion. It's a complex made up of many houses. The President's office is not the same as his house. They are different buildings. It's not like State House Marina, The White House or Buckingham Palace. However, the building in which most important state functiins take place is the Council Chamber (also known as Aso Chamber). That's the building that's shown on tv. I posted pictures of the exterior of the building on the other thread. The Aso Rock Villa is not just one house (unlike the White House, etc). |
tmanuelle: What's important right now is that a lot of us want to see a typical picture of the Aso Villa (the Presidential Palace), not some interior pix, not some walkway, not some president's 'oval' office, not some banquet hall pix. We see some of these things on NTA news every other day.Aha! I see why you'll be disappointed. The Aso Rock Villa is not a "Presidential Palace". It's not like the White House or State House Marina. It's more like State House Dodan Barracks. It's a complex. |
The White House, October 28th, 2008. George W. Bush was returning to the White House when a protester jumped over the fence on the other side of the compound. An armed response team (with dogs) quickly surrounded the man and was eventually able to handcuff him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKNj-LfHLRA On the other side of the compound, President Bush's Chief Detail kept him inside the limo, which was surrounded by Secret Service agents with weapons drawn, until they received word that the protester had been subdued. https://blogs.reuters.com/talesfromthetrail/files//usr/local/wwwdocs/wordpress-mu/wp-content/blogs.dir/16/files//2008/10/rtxa046.jpg |
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