₦airaland Forum

EroticAngelina:
APC sucks!! apc- all problems continues!

mikolo80:
24HRS DIVIDED BY 7= 3.SOMETHING
3.SOMETHING TIMES 450 IS......
PLS APOLOGISE IF YOU HAVE ANY HONOUR ONCE YOU'VE WORKED THAT OUT
NO WODER MY MUMSIE INSITED ON ME SHOWING THE WORKINGS INSTEAD OF WURUWUR TO THE ANSWER

esere826:
uhmmm
interesting. If I get you correctly
I'm not aware that each household would have multiple transmission wires from different providers running into the same meter from which the users card of choice can be programmed to select the lines that should be used.

Is this a statement of fact or a proposal?

mikolo80:
NA WA O
WHICH SCHOOL YOU GO
YOU BETTER GO ASK FOR REFUND
15 TIMES 90= A LITTLE UNDER 1500 NAIRA
AND YES IT IS STILL EXPENSIVE

esere826:
I do like your approach
However do consider that telecoms is not same as electricity generation and distribution
whereas the consumer can easily switch from one telecom provider to the next thus sort of minimizing provider monopoly
its not same for electricity per se.
You're not going say, "hey guys switch me from company x power supplier to company y"
it does not work like that unfortunately because of the infrastructure that facilitates central power distribution

esere826:
Good debate
I probably need to set the context but that might be too long and complex.

In summary, I'm saying something like this:
If you guys say to the government "just give us power and don't worry about jobs"
and then the government does get private monopolistic investors/coys in that do provide constant power but at astronomical prices plus taxes
you'll end up in almost the same situation as with the cost of your personal power generation.

And then everyone gets upset with the government

So, what really matters is deliberate policies and actions to achieve specific and inter related results
A rough example is that the government could have a guidance that the price of energy should ordinarily not be more than 20% of the average earning power of Nigerians

dustmalik:
Your source is unknown, therefore it can't be trusted.

esere826:
Electricity is not an issue
the cost of power relative to our earning and expenditure is the issue

If petrol costs N1 per liter, and regular government generated electricity costs N10,000 per hour
won't you rather use your generator?

Princecalm:
Their opinion though. Don't think she will fall among Nigeria's first 20

MzJackBaueress:
Am I supposed to be happy about this?


Its high time APC leaders put a restriction on how these PDP members defect. Its becoming like a joke to me.

Mynd44:
Dear PDP members,

Stay in your party and grow it. Do what the APC did. That's if you dare

By Onyebuchi Ezigbo in Abuja


Former Deputy Speaker of the House of
Representatives and founding member of the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Hon. Chibudom
Nwuche, has resigned his membership of the
party.

In a letter dated March 29, and addressed to the
National Chairman of the PDP, Alhaji Adamu
Mu’azu, Nwuche said he “had watched with
dismay the party’s descent into cabalism and
god-fatherism as certain individuals became
practical owners of the party’s structures and
ensured that many persons with capacity and
integrity had no opportunity to serve and
remained shut out of governance.”

He blamed PDP leaders for not being able to
stand up in defence of the truth and in support
of the representational democracy, adding that
his decision to quit the party was made a long
time but was delayed in order to allow
conclusion of the presidential poll.

Nwuche further recalled with sadness that “most respected pioneer leaders and founding fathers of the party such as former President Olusegun Obasanjo and Chief Barnabas Gemade amongst others who were natural rallying points for the party were marginalised and have since left the party on account of these injustices” Nwuche further noted that he has “been a serial victim of this injustice in our party where my peoples’ wish to have me represent them at the senate has been frustrated twice in spite of my enormous popularity in my senatorial zone and my state as a whole, and even after winning the primaries.”

As part of the move for a possible realignment,
THISDAY gathered that the former Deputy
Speaker’s kinsmen are billed to meet with him
today at his country home in Ochigba town,
Ahoda Local Government in Rivers State to
persuade him to consider joining forces with the
All Progressives Congress (APC).

onyebuchiokafor:
I don't believe this,, It could be another setup to bring AMBODE down... BESIDES this shouldn't be AMBODE'S business,, he wasn't the one who ordered the lock down.. so he shouldn't be at fault, rather it should be the OBA....Xo lets vote for a good governance this Saturday....

AMBODE for CHANGE in LAGOS 2015...

APC,, CHANGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Seun
Lalasticlala
Ishilove

mods...

Front page please...

this is an issue for deliberation seriously...

2mch:

The 48hrs is up?

Thugnificent:
Tinubu is gradually becoming a political godfather.