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lifezone247:
no, na haribu cos am

Okay. Thank u

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Wia is designed bomb?

Who is MayD An Arabian Jamaican that loves albinos

Nonsense people days how dey brought helicopter to Kogi state for 2 weeks to deceive us. Now the kidnappers have come back stronger and the helicopter is no where to be found.
Believe NPF at your own detriment.

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Caller 2
A caller from Nsukka called in to complain that has been in complete darkness for months but yet have been receiving bills regularly. They went to complain to PHCN office and they advised him to pack out of that area to an area that enjoys constant power supply.
Response:
The man said it was wrong for them to have giving him such a response.
I expected him to initiate an investigation and probably promise the caller to get back to him with an appropriate response as to the cause of the black out in his area.

Caller 1
A caller from Gwagwalada called in to complain that the transformer in his area had been vandalised and they have not had light in a long while, despite that they were still getting monthly estimated billings.
The response he got is that the community was at fault for allowing vandals destroy their transformer hence they are paying the price for not guarding their transformers.
In my mind I was like is this response actually from a private company? When did it become the responsibility of the consumers to guard the assets of the company? Can MTN blame consumers for its vandalised Base stations and keep billing them for no service rendered?
Seriously, the regulators in the power sector need to wake up and do what they are paid for.

I tuned in late to a Radio Nigeria call in program yesterday evening and the guest was a PHCN official. I didn't get his name but his responses were irritating and just gave me goose pimples.
Nigerians are in for many more years of suffering despite the 'privatisation' of that sector.
1) They still have this public sector mentality which needs to be reset.
2)I feel the federal government has giving them so much backing that they know a poor consumer cannot do much to them.
3) The regulators are docile.
4) Their monopoly is epic. These companies are owned by the untouchables of our society and do as they please.

Some of the questions and answers are paraphrased below.