₦airaland Forum

I do enjoy 20 hrs supply in my area in the last three months running except there is accident on the path of supply by reckless driving

Yes. Surprisingly!

DeLaRue:
Not to the extent we have now.

This is the most regular electricity I have had in my area in at least 8 years.

I don't think it is all down to rainy season.

Anyway let's see what happens between January and April.

I am also waiting to see what happens in the dry season too. i hope the government disappoints the people that only want to hear bad news in the country.

In my areas at ijegun Samuel Adeoti St. We just came out of a week's darkness so I can't assess situation right now until we have like a week's light again. But since Saturday that we've been having light I'll say it's like 15 hours / day

iwaeda:
Do you enjoy 20 hours minimum Light in your area?

Except you're enemy of progress light don improve well well

IFECHIGCON:
Federal government of propaganda which 20 hours minimum Light

It’s not always that we should be condemning the government. When the government is right, nobody remembers but when they are wrong, nobody forgets.
Where I live at Ogba, behind Area G Police Command, Ikeja our power supply has greatly improved to the extent that for the past two months, not a single person has used generator.
It’s not that they don’t take light, but on the average, we enjoy about 20 hrs daily (Band A).

Yes, he's correct on the availability, but not affordable.
Band A pricing is not reaonable, they would have made more money on BandB. Nigerians with their unreasonable excesses of extorting the masses.

IFECHIGCON:
Federal government of propaganda which 20 hours minimum Light

The light for your area no stable?

RenaissanceGuy:
Yes. But it has always been like that during the rain season. Has our power generation moved from 4 to 5000mw? No.

Currently 5687MW as at yesterday generation…

chukwuibuipob:
24 Hrs ooo.Nah money E dey chopped sha..Neighbours are now switching off @8AM and ON @9PM

LMAO! So they have turned to NEPA by themselves. This made me laugh

BabaO2:
Yes, he's correct on the availability, but not affordable.
Band A pricing is not reaonable, they would have made more money on BandB. Nigerians with their unreasonable excesses of extorting the masses.

Pls,let get the light stable first before subsidizing it

In My Area, we are on Band D. we only enjoy maximum of 12hrs/day . while those on band A enjoy 22hrs/day

Yes oo but my home appliances don burn finish.
They won use high current wound me😭

chukwuibuipob:
24 Hrs ooo.Nah money E dey chopped sha..Neighbours are now switching off @8AM and ON @9PM

is better ,that is what advanced country do, you only on light when you need them,not just on your light on and went out

chukwuibuipob:
Not propaganda/whatever. That's the BITTER TRUTH. [b]If u nor get money, just pray make that 20 hrs nor reach ur hoods. The thing dey swallow money.[/b]Peeps who doesn't care/dey waste light dey switch 0FF @7/8AM their meter now and switch ON @9pm

LMAO!!!

Every September and October, you guys open this thread. Is something wrong with your heads after it's been repeatedly known that Water levels contributes to improved power generation and the colder weather contributes to improving distribution because transformers are 2x more likely to overheat and blow in dry season than rainy season and the lightening incidents that's prevalent in June/July (Why they'll always take light once it starts raining in these months) are quite low.

Put all these factors together you get improved power supply in September and October - and this happens absolutely every year

The point

I live at Hatchery Estate Abakaliki Ebonyi State. We're billed on Band A but don't enjoy 20 hours power supply per day. Infact we're load shaded, yet pay so much.

Yes o but the cost is too much

BabaO2:
Yes, he's correct on the availability, but not affordable.
Band A pricing is not reaonable, they would have made more money on BandB. Nigerians with their unreasonable excesses of extorting the masses.

I think it’s a gradual process. That was how the GSM started, it was initially available then affordable.
Nigeria shall be great, it’s a matter of time.

Zonefree:
Our transformer go blow if we see 20 hours light in a day.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Guy this one don off me

You waste things when you get them cheap!

Truth be said we get atleast 20 hours of light daily

Yes, for my area but not the same experience with neighbouring estates/areas

More than 50 hours in ikorodu agric

Paramount01:
is better ,that is what advanced country do, you only on light when you need them,not just on your light on and went out

LOL....TRUE. Nigerians are used to that. I know a bulb in my area, outside one house that is always on...day or night. Nigerians will need to learn the habit of switching off appliances when not in use. I guess the power bills will help them learn that new habit

people dey manage now

kay29000:
LMAO! So they have turn to NEPA by themselves. This made me laugh

RollinTNDA:
Yes

They bring it only at midnight when everybody is sleeping.

Then take it immediately everybody wake up in the morning...

No light again until midnight

Shey na wichtes and wizards Dem dey on light for??

They need you to have bright dreams😁

Restaurant92:
Yes, in Victoria Island, Lagos. Our company did not buy diesel in September, 2024. The first time in post-covid years that we did not buy diesel in a particular month.

Same here, my generator did not work for once in September. First time since I bought it.

Although the Kw/h rate has jumped from N65 to N225

Yes, since last year Till now, those complaining stay in the ghetto . When I still lived in PH, I also enjoyed uninterrupted power supply.

Yes, if not more than that here in Ikorodu, Adamo. I can't remember the last time I came back home and there was no light. I have been at home for close to a week now na so me and electricity dey drag who go first sleep. Sincerely, there has been a remarkable improvement.

Lying incompeent c0cksvcker!!!

Nigeria produces, per capita (per citizen) less than 3% (actually just around 2%) of energy compared with the developed world. Only once Nigeia builds 50 new power plants for each power plant that exists today, Nigerians will enjoy 24/7 power supply.