₦airaland Forum

2000 engineers ke, more like 20.

babtoundey:
You guys are full of negatives. Una no dey see anything good in anything. Must every news be connected with politics, Tinubu or Obi. Just rest and stop injecting toxic vibes into every dam thing!

Characteristics of ipobs aka obidients. That's their way. Don't be surprise

tutudesz:
Begging Tinubu for what exactly Some una can talk anyhow O!

That guy never chop B4 E made that post, nah hunger cause am 4give him

1250mw power plant will employ 2000 engineer

Enu po

TimeManager:
The country is going to be on a great ride in the coming months. The economy is going to be largely private sector driven, one of the biggest drive of the reforms of the current administration. A power sector driven by private investors in accordance with the new electricity law whereby state governments are in charge of generating and distributing power within their respective states.
An oil sector driven by private investors where private refineries are being built for fuel production and distribution. Already Dangote is taking charge of bringing logistics closer to the consumers with 4,000 CNG Trucks.

A maritime and blue economy where private investors are building port terminals. Indigenous investors are now building local vessels that are delivering maritime services both home and international, the first of its kind in the history of Nigeria. Reforms are not magic but a process.

Say Jagaban!

-Kiss the truth!

The Dangote refinery that obedients were mocking two years ago when it seems that it was taken long to complete is about to become the sixth largest refinery on the planet as Dangote commence the upgrade of the refinery to 700,000 capacity last week. I bet they won't be happy with this 1250 MW power plant also because they never rejoice in anything good but good at amplifying bad news.

Dejichinnaso infeayideleke is building Ondo as his brothers built Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja, kano.


Has he joined chest beaters also?

MufasaLion:
A solid businessman but not recommended to emulate for a budding entrepreneur.

This are the real billionaires who don't make niose. Any small thing, money na water. No wonder the Adeleke's didn't give him attention when he went with the musician in osun.

Was happy about this news but at the same time, having a mixed feeling about the plant and the aftermath.


First, this plant is solely for distribution right? If you can digest it well kindly explain well for we that we care to learn and still loves Nigeria
The reason for this is so as to be sure whether Nigerians will benefit from it or otherwise.

Let me tell you I am in a stage in my life where whether if we paint the streets in gold in Nigeria and money falling from trees, if the action or actions do not benefit the last commoner then it is of no use.

So back to the point, why is the pant dependent on gas ? I know gas is good but the fact that gas is being controlled by Nigerian government is what I don't trust. So I guess you are getting what am driving at?

Then how many states will benefit from the distribution?
Is it still going to be on Ibedc or Akedc or what have may?
Or is the man going to have it totally to himself such that he may be able to handle it the way private institutions handles their things in Nigeria?

Because the megawatt is a lot , this can feed at least 10 states comfortably if the generation and distribution is handled well enough.
Lastly, Prof Bert Nnaji did one also in ABA, though not sure if the megawatt is up to this one and then I would like to ask from people there that how far with the light?

Are some parts in the south east ok with light now? If not, what's the issue?

So this will tell us if we are to rejoice for our dear oh Nigeria! Or we continue to mountain as usual.
I drop this : I work with a private religious organization at some time where the organization do generate their own light at that time, so I would like to challenge you to go ask what has become of the light today. In that organization.

The light is/was been powered by this same gas Nigeria has in excess which later became the major problem of that organization.

etrouble:
Issokay. We dey watch. This is why the Adeleke have been been going all round the country prostrating and begging Tinubu

is there wrong thing about that?

He explained that the project is awaiting gas grid connection to start generating power.

New article

jchioma:
GAS! It was clearly stated in the report na!

This will go a long way to boost power generation in the nation. It is a laudable project! Kudos to the investors and beneficiaries.

Will federal gov give him gas or is it dangote part two

SmartPolician:
I don't know who writes these power articles without mentioning the source of energy.

Anyways, this will significantly improve power supply. It should be fed to people and companies that can afford it so they don't run it like NEPA power stations.

Which source of energy again?
Did you read the article you are criticising at all?
The man said he is waiting on government to connect the plant to the National Gas Grid. That is is the only step remaining.

Na wa for you guys o.

etrouble:
Issokay. We dey watch. This is why the Adeleke have been been going all round the country prostrating and begging Tinubu

I know that your soul is purely against good news.

You're wired for bad news.

Get well soon.

illicit:
He should warn his Akebaje (spoilt) son to stop promoting cultism....


He keeps misleading some misleadable youths

You dey vex.

No more 40 characters, Seun's brain is now functioning properly.

SmartPolician:
I don't know who writes these power articles without mentioning the source of energy.

Anyways, this will significantly improve power supply. It should be fed to people and companies that can afford it so they don't run it like NEPA power stations.

it's clearly written there that it's GAS

StaffofOrayan:
Na fake Mr. China dey make me laff pass,
If Nigeria tries just 10% of Chinese reforms under Mao, like 40% of the population go go down,
Jagabannnnn all the way jorrrrrr

Honestly, China had to limit birth rate to one child per couple. Who would try that in Nigeria?

The real odogwu.
More greese to your elbow Mr Adeleke. Papa de give us light, pikin de give sweet music, na so.

tutudesz:
Begging Tinubu for what exactly Some una can talk anyhow O!

One Federal Government policy, and that investment will be gone. Big entrepreneurs don't underate government. Little shakeup by NNPC and a whole Dangote nearly died some months back. He almost wanted to sell off that refinery. Imagine if Lagos government and FG decide to face him squarely, Adenuga will be in a good position to explain what his eyes saw under Obj that made him relocate to Ghana.

No President in Nigeria begs anybody, the worst that can happen is to lose the next election. Even at that, youre still a FORMER PRESIDENT.

But 2027 is done and dusted for Tinubu.

CodeTemplarr:
If Tinubu could step in and attempt to take credit for Dangote refinery that started under GEJ while being unable to supply crude, is it one power plant he wont claim?

Yekiniology.

Who established LFTZ where you have Dangote refinery?

Faposky95:
Where have you been...in the shadows battling the Lies....?!

The lies of Obi

Raph82:
Adeleke get mind sha, building a 1,250Megawatts plant is a big deal o. Even Nigeria as a whole has less than 5 megawatts. E sure for dis man.

Eh, Nigeria 5 megawatts?

Damn, and this one will want to vote Obi O. If people like this have voters card, them there's trouble.

Exactly what we heard from BATH NNAJI, but today ABA people are bitterly complaining of over estimated bills from APL.
THIS SAME OVERESTIMATED BILLS PRESIDENT TINUBU PROMISED TO TACKLE ONCE IN POWER HAS BEEN SWEPT UNDER THE CARPET

Very welcome development. Kudos to mr Adeleke

Raph82:
Adeleke get mind sha, building a 1,250Megawatts plant is a big deal o. Even Nigeria as a whole has less than 5 megawatts. E sure for dis man.

who builds that big a plant with no pictures? Those folks are very volatile as far as propaganda is concerned. Watch what you say.

TimeManager:
The country is going to be on a great ride in the coming months. The economy is going to be largely private sector driven, one of the biggest drive of the reforms of the current administration. A power sector driven by private investors in accordance with the new electricity law whereby state governments are in charge of generating and distributing power within their respective states.
An oil sector driven by private investors where private refineries are being built for fuel production and distribution. Already Dangote is taking charge of bringing logistics closer to the consumers with 4,000 CNG Trucks.

A maritime and blue economy where private investors are building port terminals. Indigenous investors are now building local vessels that are delivering maritime services both home and international, the first of its kind in the history of Nigeria. Reforms are not magic but a process.

Say Jagaban!

-Kiss the truth!

Wake up from your Yoruba movie dream fantasy Nothing on ground today gives hope of that ever happening because mandate failure has not put anything on ground to make that possible . Life is about hardwork not Kunle afolayan movie fantasy imagination

If other politicians are investing like this in the country trust me nobody will be complaining but they rather save the money in western bank doing nothing .

TimeManager:
https://punchng.com/deji-adelekes-1250mw-power-plant-ready-awaiting-gas-grid-connection/

My sadness in most of these is how SE part of southern Nigeria is leaving itself behind. There's hardly any big vision going on there despite the wonderful and talented minds. Just mainly negativity, revisionism, generational hate, blame and prey mindset. It is well though not well at all.