₦airaland Forum

drsibz66:
You are the kid. Can you compare Nigeria in both eras. Except you weren't born then .Nigeria was better during the military era than it is today.

Mentcee:
Thunder fire your stupid mother for this unwarranted comment.

Racoon:
Nice one but is it the same INEC that conduct the presidential election that FG is mandating to conduct the LGA elections? Then the status quo should continue instead.

oyeb15:
You are d dumb guy here. Many of u e-rat were born around 2000 . I don't blame u

Most of u would not have exist if we are in military rule. You would have been engaged. Military don't support touts

ebinpawa:
You are daft is a legit statement. You should be the one reprimanded for making that annoying statement and you have very poor written English skills.I am more angry at the poorly written statement than the meaning of it. I hate when illiterates rubbish english.it is literally my pet peeve

drsibz66:
If if will bring peace, tranquility, respect for rule of law, reduce corruption and improve the economy then it's highly welcomed. Any system that will make Nigeria a better is what sane people seek .

AllahOfterror:
What can be so bitter to you ur sorrows and hardship u are going through

ebinpawa:
You are very daft .Who wants this to happen in Nigeria?

Felabrity:
Anybody using those locomotive trains especially with the level of insecurity is only playing with his/her life

Killerofpigs:
This President has more respect than TINUBU you worship internationally.

Isn't that ironic?

CoronaVirusPro:
Fine tall slim girl!

Paul got taste!

Not all these celebrities that will be dating and getting married to dwarfs.

BondRiv:
See this weakling answering Paraman. A better name for you is "moveon man".

He won't move on. It is time for certain things to be challenged in this country and he is within his rights.

Malawian:
If we see una anywhere past Aduwawa, body go tell una.

Nigeria is going to generate 6,000 megawatts of electricity before the end of this year, the Federal Government declared on Friday.

Nigeria’s power generation currently hovers around 4,000 and 4,500MW for a population of about 200 million people. On Friday, for instance, the country’s power generation was 4,553.82MW as of 6 am that day.

During his ministerial address in Abuja on Friday, while presenting achievements of his ministry since President Bola Tinubu assumed office on May 29, 2023, the Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, said the country’s power generation rose to 5,000MW on May 3, 2024, being the first time in three years.

Adelabu vowed that power generation in Nigeria would hit 6,000MW before the end of this year, going by the improvements in the sector in the last year.

“On generation capacity, let me say that 5,000MW of power was achieved in May 2024 for the first time in three years. Precisely on May 3, 2024, we generated, transmitted and distributed 5,003.45MW of power.

“We all know where we were before now. But we rose to the occasion and changed the situation for the better, and our target is to achieve 6,000MW before the end of this year, which will be the first time in the history of Nigeria, and it will happen,” the minister stated.


He said there have been a series of infrastructural upgrades in the last year, pointing out that the ongoing Presidential Power Initiative was one of the programmes that ensured the improvement of power assets in Nigeria.

“In November 2023, President Tinubu and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz witnessed the signing of an accelerated performance agreement aimed at expediting the implementation of the Presidential Power Initiative to improve electricity supply in Nigeria.

“The implementation of the pilot phase has resulted in infrastructure improvement which includes additional grid evacuation capacity by 2,230MW and an additional 183MW to be commissioned by the end of June 2024, Adelabu stated.

He said the government was in the process of finalising contracts for Phase 1 of the Presidential Power Initiative.

“There is also the rehabilitation of 15 brownfield substations with an expected contract date of August 2024. There is the construction of 22 green field substations with an expected contract date of October 2024,” he said.

On metering, Adelabu said the presidential metering initiative had been scheduled to provide two million meters per annum for the next five years to improve the sector’s liquidity and limit estimated billing.

Malawian:
No go form your bini Nation rest. Dey look for Slaves to join body. If i be Ishans sef, i no go gree follow una do anything. Make una answer una papa name.

CodeTemplar:
Shetima thinks we need 360 billion usd.