This explains the Black out I had yesterday

Grace001:
What are they apologizing for ? As if Nigerians have enjoyed uninterrupted power supply before

Nigerians are used to blackout.

No be today, since 1960

u are blessed

preshyusufu:
the only problem this country has is the youth, who till this moment are not already the destiny from the hands of our grandfathers who are ready to retire soon until they killed the country.

Collect your PVC, NO. come out and vote for youthful, competent, intelligent and vibrant Leaders, NO.

IF NA TO STAY THROUGH THE NIGHT TO WATCH BBNAIJA, EVEN SPEND THEIR MONEY TO VOTE FOR BBNAIJA, YES. VERY SOON, THE COMING HUNGER GO CORRECT EVERYBODY BRAIN.

after collecting PVC and voting for "youthful, competent, intelligent and vibrant Leaders", whats next? is that where it ends?

Typical life of a Nigerian

NOGRUDGES:


The 70% of generated power loss is due to long distance transmission over substandard power infrastructure, power cables design, bad transformers, no protective devices, etc.

The rejection part I also understand, it like telling a distribution company to sell 20MW monthly when only 13MW can be sold, so there an accruing sales deficit of 7MW monthly.

You add both losses and the picture becomes clearer.

explain why 13MW can be sold when the supply is not 24 hours per day and 7 days a week.

Have solar have peace. The transformer in my area was vandalized PHed told d community to contribute about 3m. Imagine. I just jejely saved and got solar and inverter and have been having peace of mind. Anytime they like they should connect transformer I no dey interested.

If you have money, just invest in Solar. I did it and now have my peace of mind. Except that the solar cant power my sumo pumping machine and freezer and the power output declines once the whether is cloudy. But 99% of the time, I enjoy my uninterrupted clean energy and power.

Stress too much for dis country

F117nighthawk:
The best way to teach this scammers and thieves called discos a big lesson is to boycott and stop paying their bills,but Nigerians will never unite and speak with one voice, I have been on generator for over a year in my area now since I refused to be connected to their grid to be paying crazy estimated bills as they are yet to supply me their meter. I keep saying this, if everybody act the way I acted, this nonsense they do will be a thing of the past

Did u know, there is a state capital in Nigeria with over 3 million people that's hasn't seen electricity since January this year?.....I kid u not ....when my paddy told me, I was shocked....the whole stats capital woh...... Nigeria always finds a way to disappoint person

Focusmind:
If you have money, just invest in Solar. I did it and now have my peace of mind. Except that the solar cant power my sumo pumping machine and freezer and the power output declines once the whether is cloudy. But 99% of the time, I enjoy my uninterrupted clean energy and power.

Get enough battery & panels....I am absolutely sure it can power freezers & ACs, don't know about pump machines though

pedrilo:
explain why 13MW can be sold when the supply is not 24 hours per day and 7 days a week.

Go ask the person wey dey reject the megawatts, no be me dey sell the power

This is Nigeria


Hon Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba for 2023...

Which state capital is that, and I hope the people are not paying them for the light they never gave then o

Elsueno:


Did u know, there is a state capital in Nigeria with over 3 million people that's hasn't seen electricity since January this year?.....I kid u not ....when my paddy told me, I was shocked....the whole stats capital woh...... Nigeria always finds a way to disappoint person

NOGRUDGES:


The 70% of generated power loss is due to long distance transmission over substandard power infrastructure, power cables design, bad transformers, no protective devices, etc.

The rejection part I also understand, it like telling a distribution company to sell 20MW monthly when only 13MW can be sold, so there an accruing sales deficit of 7MW monthly.

You add both losses and the picture becomes clearer.

I understand your point. But are these discos telling us they reject power because Nigerians have enough? Cos I don't just understand it. Even in areas whr they reject loads, customers are in darkness. So the rationale behind this still befuddles the mind.

NOGRUDGES:


Go ask the person wey dey reject the megawatts, no be me dey sell the power

Then you should be quiet if you have no answers to intelligent questions.
We are all angry about the power situation in Nigeria and we dont want to see dumb analysis used as preservatives of the epileptic power we consume.

osamz007:
When will dis nation ever work

"Since 1960 them dey play us, why o?
Shey we go dey cry forevermore??"

E no go work until we press reset button

FarahAideed:


Point of correction it's rejected and not lost ...The baffling thing is the FG pays for every MW rejected ...you can't make this up

I thought the FG have said they will stop paying

DubaiLandLord1:
I thought the FG have said they will stop paying

They need to stop paying that and rather set a rejection quota allowance for each Discos and if they exceed it let them be fined

BigDawsNet:
I told my boss that three companies were after me and I need a raise....


My boss asked “what companies? “





Gas, water and electricity

Elsueno:


Get enough battery & panels....I am absolutely sure it can power freezers & ACs, don't know about pump machines though

I have four 330W, Canadian panels and 2 giant 220v batteries. The battery cost now is expensive. Almost 160k for the type I am looking for

I still remember when in the not so distant past a member of this administration and some of their fans were celebrating the "absence of collapsing incidents of the national grid" when compared to the previous administration, but look at where we're today.

pedrilo:
explain why 13MW can be sold when the supply is not 24 hours per day and 7 days a week.

If the infrastructure in place can't transmit anything in the excess of 13MW, if you like supply disco 13000MW, all nah waste... That's if they can even receive it in the first instance.

misterjosh:


If the infrastructure in place can't transmit anything in the excess of 13MW, if you like supply disco 13000MW, all nah waste... That's if they can even receive it in the first instance.

The infrastructure can sell 13MW for how many hours per day in a week? Let us know to give room for other investors to come in.
You cant hold us in blind captivity

Ohhh so they could beg I thought is all about it not their fault yen yen yen.

They knew Nigerians will still be paying for blackout

DubaiLandLord1:

No doubt about it

Lolz, but Jalingo will still have light, don't know the magic Yola electric distribution company is doing.

Focusmind:
If you have money, just invest in Solar. I did it and now have my peace of mind. Except that the solar cant power my sumo pumping machine and freezer and the power output declines once the whether is cloudy. But 99% of the time, I enjoy my uninterrupted clean energy and power.

It is not reliable

THIS 1 NO CONCERN US HERE IN SAMARU ZARIA KADUNA STATE WE STILL ENJOY ATLEAST 16HOURS EVERYDAY