₦airaland Forum

KikBuhari2Daura:
Obi is a good man but unfortunately he lacks the experience. Governance at National level goes beyond telling stories.

I find his story about buying fuel for his convoy as a Governor very repulsive, as a leader you must delegate you must have people you can trust to help you deliver, no man is an island.

ochejoseph:
Atiku vs. Obi: How Each Of Them Intend to Fix Nigeria's Power Problem

During his Arise Interview, Nigeria's former Vice President and Presidential Candidate of the PDP was asked a simple question on how he intend to fix Nigeria's power problems.

He was practical in his response which centered around decentralizing generation and transmission which he intends to achieve by:

1. Fixing turbines on the Dams that are idling away in the Northern states of Nigeria and embracing solar energy.

2.Using the massive deposits of coal in Enugu to power the deficits in the South East since we are still a developing country.

3. Using the existing gas reserves in the South South to power existing gas powered stations across Nigeria


Peter Obi his former running mate and ex governor of Anambra now presidential candidate of Labour Party was asked thesame simple question on what his plans for fixing our power problems are, he wasted 4 mins saying virtually nothing:

He referred us to go and read what the leader of Singapore and the ruler of Dubai said about what people are doing right.

His knowledge of our current problems and potentials that can be quickly transformed to fix the problem was very poor.

His response to the problem of lingering ASUU strike was equally poor. Instead of answering the question the man went off point talking about out of school children providing statistics that were already out dated.

Dont take my word for it here are the videos, watch it and make your own judgement.

Source 1:

I love that @atiku is giving real-time solutions to the power challenges facing us as a county. I believe we should focus more on the issues, ATIKU is giving us solutions, can we see that of Tinubu?

Issues based campaign that’s what we need. #Atiku4sure pic.twitter.com/jlwoMsIbsZ

— Emma ik Umeh (Tcee )🇳🇬 (@emmaikumeh) July 24, 2022

Source 2:

How I plan to improve power supply in Nigeria - Peter Obi#PoliticsToday#CTVTweets pic.twitter.com/VE2NSqu6XV

— Channels Television (@channelstv) July 25, 2022

Source 3:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITsv3vtrfh8

May God Help Us to Help Ourselves in 2023

emmykk:
I think your are been useless,he said he went to Egypt to study their power systems and replicate it here

backtovillage:
Na like ds Buhari start. He was very desperate just like Atiku.
Tinubu or Obi is a goal for me

emmykk:
I think your are been useless,he said he went to Egypt to study their power systems and replicate it here

FILEBE:
Lol. Atiku knows this and couldn't advice Buhari on what to do? Abi Nigeria no concern am ? Oh!! He was VP o. He was VP, couldn't he have done it then?

E reach now, you are telling us how to fix the power sector . All these years , you have no idea, power and influence to fix it abi? You are aspiring for Prisidency and ideas start streaming in. Weldone. Over the years, aspirants have come up with great, meticulous, superb ways of fixing Nigeria but they never do when they get there . We aren't falling for such again and again.


I will rather vote a truthfull person who we can relate to and with . The person who a large number of people are rallying for. That way, when he fails, this same people will be ready to admonish and hold him responsible and even put him on check.

The other candidates seem like they are untouchable, they can go away with whatever . Does Buhari listen to us?

FILEBE:
Lol. Atiku knows this and couldn't advice Buhari on what to do? Abi Nigeria no concern am ? Oh!! He was VP o. He was VP, couldn't he have done it then?

E reach now, you are telling us how to fix the power sector . All these years , you have no idea, power and influence to fix it abi? You are aspiring for Prisidency and ideas start streaming in. Weldone. Over the years, aspirants have come up with great, meticulous, superb ways of fixing Nigeria but they never do when they get there . We aren't falling for such again and again.


I will rather vote a truthfull person who we can relate to and with . The person who a large number of people are rallying for. That way, when he fails, this same people will be ready to admonish and hold him responsible and even put him on check.

The other candidates seem like they are untouchable, they can go away with whatever . Does Buhari listen to us?

ochejoseph:
Atiku vs. Obi: How Each Of Them Intend to Fix Nigeria's Power Problem

During his Arise Interview, Nigeria's former Vice President and Presidential Candidate of the PDP was asked a simple question on how he intend to fix Nigeria's power problems.

He was practical in his response which centered around decentralizing generation and transmission which he intends to achieve by:

1. Fixing turbines on the Dams that are idling away in the Northern states of Nigeria and embracing solar energy.

2.Using the massive deposits of coal in Enugu to power the deficits in the South East since we are still a developing country.

3. Using the existing gas reserves in the South South to power existing gas powered stations across Nigeria


Peter Obi his former running mate and ex governor of Anambra now presidential candidate of Labour Party was asked thesame simple question on what his plans for fixing our power problems are, he wasted 4 mins saying virtually nothing:

He referred us to go and read what the leader of Singapore and the ruler of Dubai said about what people are doing right.

His knowledge of our current problems and potentials that can be quickly transformed to fix the problem was very poor.

His response to the problem of lingering ASUU strike was equally poor. Instead of answering the question the man went off point talking about out of school children providing statistics that were already out dated.

Dont take my word for it here are the videos, watch it and make your own judgement.

Source 1:

I love that @atiku is giving real-time solutions to the power challenges facing us as a county. I believe we should focus more on the issues, ATIKU is giving us solutions, can we see that of Tinubu?

Issues based campaign that’s what we need. #Atiku4sure pic.twitter.com/jlwoMsIbsZ

— Emma ik Umeh (Tcee )🇳🇬 (@emmaikumeh) July 24, 2022

Source 2:

How I plan to improve power supply in Nigeria - Peter Obi#PoliticsToday#CTVTweets pic.twitter.com/VE2NSqu6XV

— Channels Television (@channelstv) July 25, 2022

Source 3:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITsv3vtrfh8

May God Help Us to Help Ourselves in 2023

Fixing turbines on the Dams that are idling away in the Northern states of Nigeria and embracing solar energy.

2.Using the massive deposits of coal in Enugu to power the deficits in the South East since we are still a developing country.

3. Using the existing gas reserves in the South South to power existing gas powered stations across Nigeria

Kennedyli:
The difference is what can be done in practical and theory.

Atiku is telling you the same thing that we all read on paper about how electricity can be produced with coal and dams in those days.

Obi has gone to see people who were able to generate 25000kw of electricity in 4 years. He met all parties involved including the financiers.

So it's about bringing those people down here to replicate what they did in Egypt.

Atiku on the other hand doesn't even know wheter the dams can be actually worked on or if our coal infrastructure are still existent.

But why would Nigeria be using coal when we have enough gas and are supplying gas to other countries to generate electricity?

plaindealer:
What did he studied in Egypt? Nigeria is not Egypt, our power issues and solutions are not the same.

Siemens that worked in Egypt designed and worked out our own solution and roadmap to get us to 25,000 by 2025, faster than the 4 years in Egypt.

Pandora wasted his useless time going to Egypt and you his followers need education too..

YourhealthNG2:
So this nonsense and biased write up made front page?

Na wa o..

Anyway, Nigeria has never been short of plans. The problem has always been lack of sincerity of purpose and inflated contracts that hinder full implementation and realisation of the plans.

Take for instance the Lagos light rail project. It was conceptualised by Jakande in the early 80s. Till date, 4 decades later, the project is still ongoing

Anyway, Proudly Obidient

kingthreat:
Calm down, bro. Obi's solution requires heavy funding. That means that Nigeria has to borrow. With the loans and issues Nigeria has, is it right for us to borrow at the moment and compound the debt?
Now look at Atiku's solution. It it more about using what you have to achieve what you want. There will be funding but not massive as Obi's solution. Yes nothing bad in Nigeria using coal, solar, wind, etc to generate electricity that could serve some certain areas and ease the load on the urban areas.
For the record, I am neither a fan of either Obi, Tinubu or Atiku. Still seeing what they all have to offer.

kingthreat:
Where in the world are politician's children poor?
Which top politician's adult child does not at least own a property?
Do you havve an idea how rich Peter Obi's children are? Wasn't his present teenage daughter the owner of millions of dollars leaked by the Pandora papers?
If you like, don't hustle hard for your money. Keep blaming government for stealing your money as your excuse not to give your children a better life.

ochejoseph:
Atiku vs. Obi: How Each Of Them Intend to Fix Nigeria's Power Problem

During his Arise Interview, Nigeria's former Vice President and Presidential Candidate of the PDP was asked a simple question on how he intend to fix Nigeria's power problems.

He was practical in his response which centered around decentralizing generation and transmission which he intends to achieve by:

1. Fixing turbines on the Dams that are idling away in the Northern states of Nigeria and embracing solar energy.

2.Using the massive deposits of coal in Enugu to power the deficits in the South East since we are still a developing country.

3. Using the existing gas reserves in the South South to power existing gas powered stations across Nigeria


Peter Obi his former running mate and ex governor of Anambra now presidential candidate of Labour Party was asked thesame simple question on what his plans for fixing our power problems are, he wasted 4 mins saying virtually nothing:

He referred us to go and read what the leader of Singapore and the ruler of Dubai said about what people are doing right.

His knowledge of our current problems and potentials that can be quickly transformed to fix the problem was very poor.

His response to the problem of lingering ASUU strike was equally poor. Instead of answering the question the man went off point talking about out of school children providing statistics that were already out dated.

Dont take my word for it here are the videos, watch it and make your own judgement.

Source 1:

I love that @atiku is giving real-time solutions to the power challenges facing us as a county. I believe we should focus more on the issues, ATIKU is giving us solutions, can we see that of Tinubu?

Issues based campaign that’s what we need. #Atiku4sure pic.twitter.com/jlwoMsIbsZ

— Emma ik Umeh (Tcee )🇳🇬 (@emmaikumeh) July 24, 2022

Source 2:

How I plan to improve power supply in Nigeria - Peter Obi#PoliticsToday#CTVTweets pic.twitter.com/VE2NSqu6XV

— Channels Television (@channelstv) July 25, 2022

Source 3:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITsv3vtrfh8

May God Help Us to Help Ourselves in 2023

richiemcgold:
I think we are now beginning to identify the serious contenders and mere pretenders. Tinubu is next to tell us how he plans to fix the electricity so we can compare and contrast. When I wrote it here few days ago that it is high time all presidential candidates start rolling out their plans and programs (manifestos) for Nigerians to know what they have for us, some nairalanders kicked against it saying it is not yet time.

As for me, I won't make up my mind yet on who should have my vote until I identify the candidate with the most realistic and clearcut plan to fix 3 things - - electricity, economy and restructuring.

plaindealer:
Siemens that gave Egypt 25,000 in 4 years is currently on the ground in Nigeria to get us to the same 25,000 in 3 years.

Pandora is a fool, he's ignorant and mentally shallow. He should have studied our own Siemens roadmap before going on vacation to Egypt..

Chiboy419:
All this your nonsense write up can't stop us the sense able youths of Nigeria from voting obi next year
When he was vp for 8 years he was busy stealing Nigerians money forgetting to advice his boss
Na now solution come dey his head ba....
Our mumu don do


Is obi or nothing

cosmatika:
It's good we start comparing issues, and not attacking personalities which Atiku, Tinubu and Kwankwanso's supporters have been doing against Obi.

You are very economical with the truth here, you didn't finish everything that Obi said on the interview.
Meanwhile, Atiku is still talking about same old turbines that haven't worked for years, while Obi is telling you about a working system. The problem with you people is that you are stuck with old politicians who don't want to upgrade their knowledge on modern ways of doing things

kingthreat:
I am against all 3. Check through all my posts. Las las, I will settle for the least evil/incompetent.

kingthreat:
Give it to Tinubu.
He makes the right political moves

candidtalk:
@OP.

What you reveal just shows that only dreamers, fantasist, gullible elements and ignorant folks are supporting Obi.

I don't rate Atiku but would accept him as President any day rather than the liar, propagandists and deceitful scammer called Peter Obi.

Study Obi carefully and you will note he is a carefully packaged scam. His record as Governor is totally empty and below average.

People forget he was governor in the Era of the likes of Duke, Fashola, Akpabio and others who stood out for achievement no one could doubt. Whereas everything about Obi is more propaganda than substance.

Visiting Egypt, hanging around Downing Street in London, taking silly pictures with Nigerian taxi driver in the UK ,who gave messiah Obi 'free ride, to even Hollywood A list actors endorsing Obi.

It is all scams and deceit with Obi we have not seen from Tinubu, Atiku, Kwankwaso or even Sowore who is a bit of a showman.

When Obi talks it is all evasive rhetoric with zero substance. Neubulous jargon that can't fool any averagely intelligent analyst.

I laugh at Obidullards who think attacking Tinubu is a wise strategy. Tinubu cannot join issues with the upstart Obi.

Campaign will separate the men from boys. When you talk about security Kwankwaso, Obi and Atiku will all spout rhetoric.

Yet Tinubu has been there, done it and got the t-shirt. He can point to RRS, perhaps the most professional subdivision of the Nigerian police force, he created, equipped and funded innovatively.

No be 'dem say dem say' of Obi, Kwankwaso etal.

If you want to talk economics, Tinubu simply has to point to his achievement of making Lagos the 5th or 6th biggest economy in Africa, richer than nations like Ghana, while Obi's and Kwankwaso's reign as Governors were mediocre and completely unremarkable.

Let's not even talk about the likes of Eko Atlantic City that is a stupendous ode to Tinubu's unreal vision and ability to concieve great ideas.

All in all, the reality is that no other can match Tinubu, not even remotely close, if we talk about record and achievements in political leadership and public administration.

plaindealer:
What did Siemens do in Egypt?