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plaindealer:
What is obi Pandora ipob hiding..??

Ravenna:
What is obby hiding?

Where is Obby certificate?

FreeStuffsNG:
Nothing. Just like the fake news against Gbaja, this one too
is fake news taken to politics.

Asiwaju and his advisers understand what Atiku is doing so they want to help him waste his money very well and give more time for Atiku's opponents in PDP to have ammunition to taunt him. Atiku is never going to win even if it goes all the way to the Supreme Court but wants to keep using the case to rally his base in PDP against Wike and his other opponents in PDP.

I knew the judgement will be appealed. In US, you can't demand my school result without my permission. The law is still in favour of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Hopefully, this will make Atiku visit US so he can continue the case that indicted one of his wives. Check my signature for free stuffs!

Maize247:
That is Iyaloja general and she should be in her early 40 at most

woginid967:
Nope. Nigeria is still one of the best

ElSudani:
Eldorado indeed.

Ghana is actively strategizing and implementing policies and initiatives to advance its power sector to achieve “100% universal energy access” and potentially export electricity to its “big brother” neighbour, Nigeria.

Mr. Hanson Monney, the Head of the Generation and Transmission Unit at the Ministry of Energy in Ghana, conveyed this during his presentation in Lagos on the 2nd Day of the Nigeria Energy Leadership Summit.

Monney highlighted that Ghana has already achieved a remarkable 80% to 85% universal energy access within its borders through robust policy formulation and implementation.

In his words,

“So, we are working on all these things to make sure that the power system of Ghana continues to be as good as it is or even better, and then, maybe, we can be exporting more to our big brothers in Nigeria when the grid is finally settled.
So, ladies and gentlemen, this is an overview of the Ghana power system and challenges.”

This statement comes in the wake of Nigeria, Africa’s largest nation and leading oil producer, experiencing its second national electricity grid collapse, resulting in a complete blackout for homes and businesses.

In contrast, Ghana is actively pursuing various energy options, including grid energy, mini-grids, and solar-dominated renewable energy, to achieve “Universal access to energy by 2024” as directed by the country’s President.

Challenges of Ghana’s electricity industry
Monney acknowledged that achieving universal energy access in Ghana, especially in remote islands, riverside, or lakeside communities, presents significant challenges due to geographical constraints. To address this, he noted,

“So, now, we are trying to scale our renewable energy access, and that is how we have planned in 2022 to scale up our renewable energy program.”
Tariff problem
One of the foremost challenges in Ghana’s power sector is financial sustainability, as the government grapples with mounting debts and excess capacity procurement.

Monney stated,

“There is so much debt that the government has to shore up to make sure that the system is afloat because we have procured a lot of excess capacity, which comes with attendant costs. So, these financial challenges require some policy actions to eliminate legacy debts.”

High electricity tariffs are also a significant concern in Ghana, and Monney expressed the importance of making electricity more affordable, especially for industries.

He explained, “We saw that in Ghana historically.

These industries have been subsidizing the residential sector, and it should be the other way around. Industries should remain viable so that businesses can thrive.” Monney indicated ongoing efforts to rationalize tariffs to rectify this issue.

Gas supply challenge
Additionally, Monney highlighted the issue of gas supply security in Ghana and expressed gratitude to Nigeria for consistently supporting their gas supply needs.

He noted that while Nigeria provides gas from the east, more measures are necessary to ensure a consistent fuel supply.

Currently, Ghana is facing an 80-day shutdown of its gas supply, significantly affecting the power sector.

Despite these challenges, Monney affirmed that the Ghanaian government is actively taking steps to address them and continue advancing the electricity sector in the West African nation.

He emphasized Ghana’s holistic approach, involving collaboration among regulators, the private sector, and various stakeholders, and mentioned the existence of an “Integrated Power Sector Master Plan” to consolidate long-term plans for the sector.

spy24:
And who told you that my eyes were closed before ?

ElSudani:
What excuses? Your criticism are shallow.

duro4chang:
Bad news for the wailers. You go wail taya

Cyberterror:
When Rev. Father Ejike Mbaka laid hands on Gov. Peter Mbah and blessed him before the election, you could sense it that all his opponents would labour in vain like Peter Obi.

duro4chang:
Bad news for the headless mob . We told you before

spy24:
Truth be told. Only peter obi gave a simple and valid solution to Nigerias economic woes..

Until Nigeria moves to a producing nation.. everything will remain the same. It is simple economics

duro4chang:
You go complain taya aswear.

naija4life247:
Go and concentrate on your life. You cannot start assessment of his government when he is less than a year in office. Government policies are not magic

plaindealer:
I guess it wasn't Tinubu's choice not to release his Uni records..


Hypocrites are always shifting goal post...smh

BreconHills:
Hahaha it is not even in your pleadings and you can't bring it up in the SC. That's how bad your case is. You can't add any evidence after the tribunal and you cannot put in any additional evidence. How I wish Nigerians could compare and contrast the transcripts but hey Obi and Atiku smartly used their school cert as qualifying certificates.

You just can't make this up. There will be a movie on this soon I am sure

Lanretoye:
Let's see how far this will take you and your cohorts.,hope u have another propaganda inline after this one as usual.

Raskimonojendor:
He is doing his job, but we have seen the credentials already 🤷🏾‍♂️

Raskimonojendor:
Credentials that are already floating all around social media.

westlius:
Atiku and Obi should forget about it
President Tinubu no be mumu to hold the President position and hand over it.
2/3 for Abuja that was clear to everyone, even Tinubu lawyers has agreed for a re run. Now the court came up with its own vedict.
They should just leave it
Who get money na him dey win elections for Nija