Bontafa:


You should be ashamed of yourself, championing the current state of the power supply .

When u can't produce , even Thailand won't come out to champion rubbish including thier 3 hours of no light daily

OriOko88:
5k megawatt for 200milion people?? This is not worth celebrating atal. South Africa with just 50m people is generating over 28k megawatts,imagine. USA almost 150k megawatts! So whats worth celebrating in a temporarily stable and meagre 5k megawatt which will even trip off in few days time in d name of grid collapse. Some towns in akwa ibom and rivers have not had light for 3years but their govts are busy building ten lane roads and flyovers. No be juju b dat??

Bontafa:


Your father is actually the spawn of Satan.

Because he gave birth to a f00l who can't see what is wrong so long a politician tells him jack.

At this age , this year , you are still championing rubbish , people like you defend and did worse in year 2000 here we are today

Quintopia:


Ode, I said among DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, it is a fact that the bigger the country (eg India, Pakistan, Bangladesh), the more acute the power problems. So why are you mentioning Russia and China? Are those developing nations?
Pakistan power crisis
https://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/Pakistan-blackouts-choke-economy-as-China-power-plants-go-unpaid

India power crisis
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/explained-why-india-is-facing-longest-power-cuts-in-6-years/articleshow/91198487.cms

As far as power generation, Nigeria's issue is not power generation capacity but rather power distribution. So asking us to name Pakistan's generation is irrelevant. Nigeria's installed power generation capacity is over 13,000 megawatts which is sufficient in the short to medium term. The ongoing Siemens power deal (which you know nothing about) is aimed at improving the national grid and its distribution capacity, so that the nation can generate and distribute more power across the country.

Enkidu70:


Don't mind that worthless fool. They stuck him behind a laptop on salary of 30k per month to defend incompetence and failure, morning till night, oloshi thinks he is living a meaingful life.

HedwigesMaduro:


We are talking about Nigerians here. They are easily impressed...and easily fooled.

Quintopia:


ABEG SHUT UP. Power supply takes a long while to get right for a huge population like Nigeria.

South Africa has been building power infrastructure since the 1800s while Nigeria's first power plant, Kainji dam, was commissioned only in 1964 after independence, since all the British colonisers did was loot.

If they elect you, you will encounter the same difficulties of previous leaders.

sanpipita:


It's a yearly occurrence during rainfall season, people experience better power supply during rainy season, I don't understand why you are going around insulting people, Siemens deal you talk about has barely started, equipments are still being brought in.

Quintopia:


IF THEY GIVE YOU POLITICAL POWER TODAY, YOU WILL STEAL THE NATION BLIND. WE KNOW YOUR TYPE. FULL OF COMPLAINTS AND CRITICISM, BUT THE MOMENT YOU ARE GIVEN POWER, YOU WILL TURN BILLIONAIRE OVERNIGHT AND FORGET YOUR 'SAINTHOOD'.

COME ON GET OUT OF THIS PLACE.

Quintopia:


Developing nations are not ''failed, failing countries''. THEY ARE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

This misunderstanding of the world is why so many of you are drowning in inferiority complex, because you think being in development is ''failure''.

You talk of China in 1960. Are you prepared to do what China did to get where they are today?

Are you aware that China banned all imports for 3 decades or more up till the 1990s, forcing everyone but the very richest to go around in bicycles, and buy ONLY made in China goods, regardless of product quality?

When your daddy was driving that Peugeot 504 or Mercedes 280s in the 1980s, his Chinese counterpart was riding a bicycle to work.

And all this was enforced by a brutal one party dictatorship that murdered and jailed countless millions of opposition figures, in a brutal, repressive crackdown that remains till today, with no real freedoms or human rights.

ARE YOU READY TO GO THROUGH THAT IN NIGERIA TODAY in order to be industrialised and self sufficient in the next 20 to 30 years?

If you're not, then don't compare yourself with China.

You people only see the shiny bright lights of these countries, but you don't take the time and effort to learn what they actually did to attain their wealth.

The USA and Europe gained all their wealth by enslaving and looting the entire world population, destroying civilizations left, right and centre.

Do you wish to take that path? Oya go and invade your neighbours and seize their land and resources and kill their people.

That's what Britain and co did to be rich.

Don't just admire those countries. Study what they did to be rich and developed.

If you cannot replicate their evil, then don't feel inferior to them.

Enkidu70:


Don't mind that worthless fool. They stuck him behind a laptop on salary of 30k per month to defend incompetence and failure, morning till night, oloshi thinks he is living a meaingful life.

Quintopia:


MUMU. Which ''most countries'' have solved power issues?

Is it not your colonised head that makes you think ''most countries'' are industrialised western countries like USA, UK, and Germany?

For your information, those 'advanced' nations make up less than 25% of the world.

MAJORITY of nations on Earth are developing nations like Nigeria, and they ALL have power supply issues, from India to Pakistan to Bangladesh, Kenya, Mozambique, Paraguay, Jamaica, Ghana, Tanzania, Sri Lanka, Algeria, Venezuela, Ivory Coast, Zambia, Guatemala, Malawi, Nepal, and other countries you know nothing about.

See his mouth like ''most countries''. HOW MANY OF YOU know anything about country beyond USA, UK, Germany, Holland, China, France and 'Dubai'?

You don't know the real world of 200+ countries, so SHUSH.

Quintopia:


GO AND TAKE A ROPE AND HANG YOURSELF BECAUSE NIGERIA IS IMPROVING AND WILL CONTINUE TO IMPROVE, MUCH TO YOUR DISTRESS AND ANGER. IPOB DEMON.

HedwigesMaduro:


Probably countries like Ghana started building their own power plant since the time before the first world war. Smh.

Quintopia:


HE IS LYING. DON'T MIND HIM.

IN FACT THE MINUTE HE MENTIONED PH, I KNEW HE WAS LYING.

HedwigesMaduro:


Developing nations...Nigeria... These expressions don't mix.

Quintopia:


GHANA HAS POWER SUPPLY ISSUES TILL TODAY, BUT HER TINY POPULATION OF 25 MILLION MEANS SHE WILL NOT NEED TO COVER EVEN 1/10TH OF NIGERIA'S POWER NEEDS, SO USE YOUR BRAIN. IT IS NOT THERE FOR DECORATION.

Quintopia:


GO AND TAKE A ROPE AND HANG YOURSELF BECAUSE NIGERIA IS IMPROVING AND WILL CONTINUE TO IMPROVE, MUCH TO YOUR DISTRESS AND ANGER. IPOB DEMON.

Viscuz:


Guy go hide your face for mud

seanwilliam:
wow wow
Now you’ve raised my hope on Nigeria.
Please can I know your line of job ? I’ll love to be your friend. See as you Dey school all of dem .. I wanted to attack you also but I can see I know nothing on the topic at hands. Most of us are so pessimistic!

Enkidu70:


Yeah, have the last word you empty-headed beast

Quintopia:


SIEMENS ARE ALREADY HERE. It was the 'covid pandemic' that delayed their work, as the contract was signed in early 2020 just before the 'pandemic', which stopped all work and shipments worldwide for nearly 2 years. Now the contract execution is back on full steam, and it is really just a question of time before Nigeria witnesses an explosive and stunning improvement in power supply.

And when that happens in the next 2 to 3 years under a new administration, Nigerians should remember to commend the Buhari administration for initiating it.

sanpipita:
No big deal here every rain fall season Nigerians experience good power supply, dry season will tell the full story if there's any significant changes

Ijaya123:


Is this the first raining season we are experiencing that we now have 3 days of uninterrupted power supply?

Quintopia:


Ode, I said among DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, it is a fact that the bigger the country (eg India, Pakistan, Bangladesh), the more acute the power problems. So why are you mentioning Russia and China? Are those developing nations?
Pakistan power crisis
https://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/Pakistan-blackouts-choke-economy-as-China-power-plants-go-unpaid

India power crisis
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/explained-why-india-is-facing-longest-power-cuts-in-6-years/articleshow/91198487.cms

As far as power generation, Nigeria's issue is not power generation capacity but rather power distribution. So asking us to name Pakistan's generation is irrelevant. Nigeria's installed power generation capacity is over 13,000 megawatts which is sufficient in the short to medium term. The ongoing Siemens power deal (which you know nothing about) is aimed at improving the national grid and its distribution capacity, so that the nation can generate and distribute more power across the country.

Parachoko:
Please do you have any information on this Siemens deal? I will love to know more about what they are doing.