₦airaland Forum

nairalanda1:
As much as you would mock me, the solution, since 2013 , for me has been pay market price for power.

At the end, you can laugh, call me agbado, call me names, but if 80% of the country is not paying market price and 40% is not even paying....where is the money gonna come from.

But you are not here to discuss power issues, you are here to fight with those you perceive to be APC supporters. Since I am not in apc or your pdp...adieu.

nairalanda1:
Light is back.

At the end, the solution has always been...pay market price for power, and you will get power.



SAUCE

faceland:
The good thing is, privileged creatures like you would soon be the only one here talking to yourself.

Everyone else goes back to transistor radio

Doris4ever:
What's prepaid meter for. Power companies are metering people and no one can use electricity without buying token.

So, that's not enough money abi

Solcampbell:
Bros,we both know that you sef don tire

nairalanda1:
The good thing also, is that you guys know how to mock and make fun

At the end, it costs 160-170 to produce a kwh of power (in naira). 20% of end consumers pay that, 80% do not. 40% dont even pay for power.

And you expect profit to produce the 33000mw daily we need?

There is a reason why NEPA was privatised, except for transmission, and a reason why it is not working well.

vanbonattel:
Epilepsy

T-pain has transferred his epilepsy to their power grid. He fell down in that Abuja parade and was treated, now he has been collapsing every 6 hours.

When they tell you to elect presidents that are healthy you will be going for very old dru

Going out to make money abeg

faceland:
They gave you excuses why they can't do what others before them has done successfully and you accept it. I reject the excuses. After all we give Niger and Ghana electricity.

Let me conserve my battery and leave this site fr you people. Only 26% might need to Google something.

faceland:
They gave you excuses why they can't do what others before them has done successfully and you accept it. I reject the excuses. After all we give Niger and Ghana electricity.

Let me conserve my battery and leave this site fr you people. Only 26% might need to Google something.

nairalanda1:
As much as you would mock me, the solution, since 2013 , for me has been pay market price for power.

At the end, you can laugh, call me agbado, call me names, but if 80% of the country is not paying market price and 40% is not even paying....where is the money gonna come from.

But you are not here to discuss power issues, you are here to fight with those you perceive to be APC supporters. Since I am not in apc or your pdp...adieu.

Soteriahascome:
In 2024 Nigeria still don't have uninterrupted power supply

Why can't these politicians stabilize this country? Why can't we have stability in our power sector? Most countries in Africa have power stability and why can't we do and even better? What is exactly our limitation? We have the resources and human capital.

Are these elders running our country so dump? They have placed this beautiful country in the back of the world.

Alliswell248:
How many Nigerians can pay for 24 hours light?
Power is not cheap

vanbonattel:
You knew all these and still supported a frog eyed, old age bent, drug sniffing illiterate to rule over you?

nairalanda1:
How can you have constant power supply when most of you are either underpaying, or not paying for power, and the government is not paying subsidy as well as it should because no money and corruption?

Do you buy antenna and generator for MTN and company? NO. Because you pay them market price for call. Thank Obasanjo for that...he refused to listen to people asking him to make sure that the GSM companies charged one kobo for ten minute call.

We are getting what we paid for. Pay poorly, get poor power. Your government too is not paying bills. And both of you expect 24 hours power?

Magical thinking .

nairalanda1:
NO, i did not vote for frog eyes.

Never have, never will

Never did vote for Buhari the bumbler. If North cannot bring in younger people, but one old man, abeg.

(When Gani was already asking questions about his certificate in 2006, what do you expect? Gani was a trustworthy man, and if he kept asking questions, even after the court was over, chances are there was something wrong. Plus, the man looks cunning. I no like cunning politicans. I would take GEJ with all his corruptuion over tinubu because GEJ does not look cunning).

vanbonattel:
Mr. Sufferhead, what about me that is using prepaid meter and is not owing, why did the grid collapse in my house?

ogododo:
https://punchng.com/power-grid-suffers-another-collapse/

nairalanda1:
Grow up. You are too mature to reason like this.

Like I said, I don't hold long conversations with people who mock and mock. Like you.

I am angry with this government. But there is also something called reality. You want your side in power, so good luck.

vanbonattel:
Epilepsy

T-pain has transferred his epilepsy to their power grid. He fell down in that Abuja parade and was treated, now he has been collapsing every 6 hours.

When they tell you to elect presidents that are healthy you will be going for very old dru

Going out to make money abeg

ScamDemicEra:
......who elected him

vanbonattel:
I didn't want. Y side in power, I want the most credible person and we knew who he was in the last elections.

Saying we should pay right for power, is there any price they fixed that I didn't pay? Why shouldn't I have power in my own house?

ogododo:
https://punchng.com/power-grid-suffers-another-collapse/

nairalanda1:
Nope, you are just here to mock me.

You don't want a serious discussion

Your man would have faced the same issues if he won., and what I am saying now is what i am saying then

But since you are just here for mockery, grow up, and get out of my sight. You guys cannot see anything beyond your gods the politicans.

Now go.,!