jyz200:

I can see hatred all over you
No matter how bad his government is , data show he performs better than the previous administration in terms of electricity yet you’re still hating

tuoyoojo:
Buhari added more power, how come power generation seems worse during his regime

BIZNess123:


Buhari performed well esp in terms of infrastructure and electricity...

Meanwhile tinubu is coming

BIZNess123:


Buhari performed well esp in terms of infrastructure and electricity...

Meanwhile tinubu is coming

BIZNess123:


Buhari performed well esp in terms of infrastructure and electricity...

Meanwhile tinubu is coming

jyz200:

I can see hatred all over you
No matter how bad his government is , data show he performs better than the previous administration in terms of electricity yet you’re still hating

tempest01:
What is Twh? Does Nigeria produce up to 10,000 megawatts of electricity talk less of Terrawatt?

Propaganda people.

The last time I remember, our current generation is close to same as it was under GEJ, about 3000 to 5000 MW.

And GEJ initiated most of the new power plants which had multiple phases to come online.

How is the unit TWh being applied here?

kingthreat:
If you are thinking that someone who didn't invest one kobo in power generation in Anambra state will do better than all these men, you must be an akpu-eating developer with extreme prejudice.

BIZNess123:


Buhari performed well esp in terms of infrastructure and electricity...

Meanwhile tinubu is coming

29kobo:


We also export to Ghana, Togo and Benin, plus Niger, and those export agreements have been there long before 1999. Using power export to Niger as a point to blast Buhari administration with? Wrong point.

tuoyoojo:
Buhari added more power, how come power generation seems worse during his regime

29kobo:


1.The transmission system is in a bad state. It needs fixing. Problem is, it costs a lot of money...far more than what government has.

2.Distribution and generation are not allowed to set prices. Under a riddiculous set of clauses in the law governing their set up, their price is set for them by government. As a result, they run at a loss, government subsides (paid for in part by loans) are not enough, and there is no political will to let them charge cost reflective tarrifs.

This means not enough profit, not enough investment...nothing to expand generation and transmission at all. Even if we transmitted all the 13000MW we have and can produce...remember that Lagos alone needs 10000MW for 24 hour power supply, seven days a week, and it needed that in 2010.

jyz200:

I can see hatred all over you
No matter how bad his government is , data show he performs better than the previous administration in terms of electricity yet you’re still hating

tempest01:


You fool ... How old are you to know the history of the woeful power supply in Nigeria?

I asked what unit is Twh, if you don't know the answer, why are you in my mentions?

Is it PMB that started the projects?

Is it not the same about 3000MW generation we have been lingering on since Johnathan?

loswhite:
Do states have license to invest in power generation during the time he was a governor? I think some youth are even more foolish than the current president.

donmik:

What is data when u cannot interpret it?
I pity some education people receive

jyz200:

I can see hatred all over you
No matter how bad his government is , data show he performs better than the previous administration in terms of electricity yet you’re still hating

29kobo:


1.The transmission system is in a bad state. It needs fixing. Problem is, it costs a lot of money...far more than what government has.

2.Distribution and generation are not allowed to set prices. Under a riddiculous set of clauses in the law governing their set up, their price is set for them by government. As a result, they run at a loss, government subsides (paid for in part by loans) are not enough, and there is no political will to let them charge cost reflective tarrifs.

This means not enough profit, not enough investment...nothing to expand generation and transmission at all. Even if we transmitted all the 13000MW we have and can produce...remember that Lagos alone needs 10000MW for 24 hour power supply, seven days a week, and it needed that in 2010.

loswhite:
Do states have license to invest in power generation during the time he was a governor? I think some youth are even more foolish than the current president.

Zydote:


https://twitter.com/StatiSense/status/1561013382005882880?t=Lm525TVPmQ0XBkfxSKdilw&s=19

29kobo:


1.The transmission system is in a bad state. It needs fixing. Problem is, it costs a lot of money...far more than what government has.

2.Distribution and generation are not allowed to set prices. Under a riddiculous set of clauses in the law governing their set up, their price is set for them by government. As a result, they run at a loss, government subsides (paid for in part by loans) are not enough, and there is no political will to let them charge cost reflective tarrifs.

This means not enough profit, not enough investment...nothing to expand generation and transmission at all. Even if we transmitted all the 13000MW we have and can produce...remember that Lagos alone needs 10000MW for 24 hour power supply, seven days a week, and it needed that in 2010.

jyz200:

I can see hatred all over you
No matter how bad his government is , data show he performs better than the previous administration in terms of electricity yet you’re still hating

fineboynl:
Where is the light?

loswhite:
Is it cost reflective tariff that is affecting distribution of meters? How can a serious distribution company fail to give meters to customers for over 7 years of existence? Customers cannot pay cost reflective tariff on estimated billing. It is pure fraud.
The companies that bought the distribution have never distributed electricity before. They don't even have capital to invest...lol rather they just took loan from banks to buy and a useless Goodluck Jonathan sold to them.

loswhite:
You don't export power to Ghana get your fact right