₦airaland Forum

seunowa:
Well you don't really know much. Ask your Atiku or obi , how they are going to fix Nigeria...

you fart n call it a response, Did your daddy Tinubu ever tell us how he will fix Nigeria, did he attend presidential debate, even at chatham house no be EL rufai dey help am answer questions

if Tinubu can be president without telling how to Fix ...,what is good for the goose is good for the ganders

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!

do we really build vessels ? just curious .

7upnigeria:
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.

5k megawatts I meant to say

seunowa:
2027 presidential election victory is sure for Tinubu. What most of those ignorant peddlers don't know is that reform comes with its challenges but president Tinubu has taken an audacious move and his eyes are fixed on the economic prosperity these reforms will usher in.

One thing most supporters turn to slave does not understand is that, any leader who wants to reform his country starts doing that by reforming himself and his supporters or else he is playing lip service and deceiving himself and his supporters.

You can't be asking the whole country to adjust and you will be living large, it's not possible.


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

For someone that owns 15% of the electricity we use in Nigeria? Several videos of the projects are on YouTube now

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2M_duPNsboQ?si=FAXdwa5v6zTKBOkh

Sirtee19:
This is highly commendable. But the poster of this news make a slight error. Ajebandele is in ilé ifẹ̀(Ibadan road, after OAU), Osun State, not in Ondo State

Who says another Ajebandele can not be in Ondo state? We have Kajola in Ondo, Ekiti, Ogun, Lagos, Osun, Oyo and so on.

Which grid should they connect to instead?

Elderniercri:
I think its source of energy is gas. Most of the newer plants build have been using gas and so there’s going to be a supply problem ahead.

It’s one of the major headache for Edo State owned plant where shortage of gas meant there’s no electricity in government buildings.

But it’s also more reliable. I wish they don’t have to connect to the national grid though.

Raph82:
5k megawatts I meant to say

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Love800:
Which grid should they connect to instead?

Well personally, The National grid has been too unstable so why not explore a different model to reach the people? Maybe direct to consumers idk just anything

Alright.

Thats cool.

Thanks.

Elderniercri:
Well personally, The National grid has been too unstable so why not explore a different model to reach the people? Maybe direct to consumers idk just anything