₦airaland Forum

okeyley:
So after mocking Obi now they want to go and learn from Egypt.

Are they now returning to their vomit?


APC people are planless and spineless scalar quantities

ugwumichael:
https://punchng.com/nigeria-to-learn-power-generation-from-egypt-minister/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social

Jokerman:
So Obi was right then??

APC Una be Olodo 😹😹😹

Godfullsam:
You guys should stop mentioning obi in any sensible conversation na.
This is not joke session pls.

Because the FG wants to emulate egypt in area of power generation, transmission and distribution does not mean they are copying obi.

So, if balablu decided to put on black attire for an event tomorrow, you people will say he is copying obi abi?

ElSudani:
Obi was talking nonsense just as the minister is talking nonsense as well.
Egypt doesn’t possess any new technology or expertise. They are spending more money and employing people who has the technology.
You can go to Egypt, China Australia and Canada to learn whatever but nothing will happen if don't put your money down and employ competent people.

emkz:
The problem is not generation but wheeling capacity.

The grid system is old and inefficient which leads to frequent system collapses.

In my view, we need massive capital investments in a new grid system. As much as possible, we need to decentralized the grid.

AdesegunSanni89:
Peter Obi will still never be president. Oya start crying.

GloriousGbola:
i am embarassed at this man

nigerias power network goes back to the 60s. its issue is that it has not been upgraded over the years

this is a question of capital investment. and it will not be cheap

what makes the mans talk even more stupid is that by decentralizing power generation, the fg has been able to reduce pressure on the aging transmission network

what remains is for states like lagos, fct, ogun,ph to decouple from the nigerias transmission network and rely on internally generated power

for this to happen we need DEREGULATION in the power sector

[b]that is the real issue. [/b]no one will invest in a power sector with prices fixed below true market rates

power in nigeria is first and foremost a cash issue brought about by decades of unsustainable power subsidies

itelima:
All this yoruba people, na to talk them Sabi and hubris nothing more....

vibratingpenis:
So APC is now fighting itself, just the way islam fights itself when it sees no one to fight again.

yusufmurry:
Same Egypt that Peter Obi went and APC criticized you. Those in APC are bad students; they can copy and copy your names.

Once you join APC, you become clueless.

Prof Nebo, former Power Minister had said that Nigeria's Power challenge is spiritual

REIIGN:
They mocked Peter Obi for going to Egypt to learn about the same thing 2 years ago. Now 2 years later, they're copying him. Took them 2 whole years to realize what Obi had seen barely few months to the election! That is VISIONARY LEADERSHIP!!

ElSudani:
What a shallow minded reasoning! APC and Islam! Seriously?

ugwumichael:
https://punchng.com/nigeria-to-learn-power-generation-from-egypt-minister/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social

Godfullsam:
You guys should stop mentioning obi in any sensible conversation na.
This is not joke session pls.

Because the FG wants to emulate egypt in area of power generation, transmission and distribution does not mean they are copying obi.

So, if balablu decided to put on black attire for an event tomorrow, you people will say he is copying obi abi?

sulaak:
The power sector has been deregulated, with the state now having full authority to generate, transmit and distribute electricity independent of the FG.

The Federal Government may spend N2.36tn on electricity subsidies for low-income consumers in 2025, a figure that comes amid plans to implement a cost-reflective tariff for electricity consumers.

This came as the Multi-Year Tariff Order released by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission on Sunday showed that the government incurred N178.03bn electricity subsidy in January despite minimal cash backing.

This subsidy payment comes despite low allocations in the budget to cover the mounting electricity costs. The N178.03bn is a decrease of 10.1 per cent or N19.88bn when compared to the N197.91bn that was shouldered by the government on behalf of electricity consumers in the previous month.

The regulatory commission stated that the subsidy was calculated after a review of key tariff indices which showed that the weighted average cost-reflective tariff dropped to N116.75 per kilowatts from N213.85 per kilowatts in December 2024.

funshint:
Adelabu has always been a joke....highly unfit to be a minister. The massive corruption that'll be unearthed when he leaves that post will be legendary.

Image123:
Obi people go happy die today, they need it in the midst of continuous anguish. Thank you Tinubu.
They don't know that Obi was as foolish as an Almajiri going to sit in Professor's office to become an engineer. He didn't know that he must study and be admitted, pay fees ,attend lectures and properly pass exams to graduate as an engineer.

REIIGN:
They mocked Peter Obi for going to Egypt to learn about the same thing 2 years ago. Now 2 years later, they're copying him. Took them 2 whole years to realize what Obi had seen barely few months to the election! That is VISIONARY LEADERSHIP!!