₦airaland Forum

seunmsg:
Maybe your area is an exception. But for a lot of Nigerians, the reality is that power has improved considerably. You can see screenshots of people from Lagos, Abuja, Gusau, Jos, Ibadan, Ilorin etc all over the thread and they are all saying the same thing.

seunmsg:
Maybe your area is an exception. But for a lot of Nigerians, the reality is that power has improved considerably. You can see screenshots of people from Lagos, Abuja, Gusau, Jos, Ibadan, Ilorin etc all over the thread and they are all saying the same thing.

hegelian:
Which kind lie be this.. From time memorial there are always some selected places with enough power supply especially those on 33kva but are in the minority, they are also the ones found on band A mostly.. The largest percentage of people around 80 to 90% are on 11kva and these are the people with 5hr, 2hrs, 0hrs and some 7 to 10hrs give or take.. The locations get rotated depending on lobbying of the people in the area.. Some area on 33kva could get swapped to 11kva and some on 11kva could negotiate their way into 33kva..however there are locality that are new with few households around and major power lines passing through them, these people always have constant light reason why you ton villages there will be light.. Also light gets better during raining season and this is fact from history..Enough of silly propaganda all to whitewash failures.. There is no improvement anywhere

Mandate1:
this is a normal, once the raining season is over, we reset to zero. This is a yearly trend.

Firebox123:
are they really real people

Cos I stay at front of egbin power station and ijede general hospital we hardly have 3hrs power supply per day


All these to promote tinubu reelection in 2027

WizardOfNG:
Bro, you are wrong and will remain in darkness if you think the testimony of many Nigerians can somehow be a conspiracy "to promote tinubu reelection in 2027".

kindly petition your local DISCO office to find out if there may be a generation issue related to infrastructure.

OP is entirely correct because majority can testify to the work of Adelabu, Minister of power, per vastly improved and never before seen (at least in my lifetime) constant power supply mainly aided by much improved efficiency in the distribution end that higher tariffs introduced have more than justified.

I live in Lekki phase 1 and dabble in property development across the Island up to Ajah and Sangotedo which are tending towards Epe.

We have had steady power supply in my residence for like three to four months now with stretches of even four to five days of constant power. Same extends to areas across the Island I have property development interests in.

I don't have to reveal the above but do so to challenge others to fact check and discredit me if I lie and your sort are correct trying to insinuate the situation in your area is general across Nigeria. It is by being real we can change Nigeria for better and not with lies or pursuit of hidden agendas.

Many ordinary Nigerians have no interest interest in fooling anyone because of any 2027 political agenda. Residential and business power users are just happy to confirm they are getting constant power supply that is aiding them to make progress.

Politicians come and go whereas progress is what upright Nigerians should seek always and should be duty-bound to confirm when they experience it.

Again, if you really want steady power others are enjoying, then get in touch with your power DISCO to understand if there is an issue you can lobby your LGA chairman or legislature to look into. That is their job.

Your situation, assuming you are even telling the truth, is abnormal for the much improved current state of affairs many Nigerians are now enjoying.

Begin by doing something about it rather than think all others are in your shoes or working for Tinubu's re-election.

Firebox123:
are you living at ijede

Pinklada:
I'm at Igbopa now
We know the light is bad now
But those times that has been good nko

Hopez456:
Bro, I read a broadcast from TCN informing the public that a transformer caught fire at Egbin power station. Reason for the blackout and intermittent supply in Ikorodu areas.

Kemetian:
So all the posters testifying to improved power supply live in a different Nigeria from you, that they cannot tell the difference between rainy season surge and genuine power improvements?

You think you are the only person with sense In Nigeria?

seunmsg:
What has this got to do with Tinubu’s 2027 reelection bid? See, those are Nigerians like you who are simply narrating their reality. You can go on the thread and engage them. You can’t stop people from expressing their reality simply because you don’t like Mr. President.

WizardOfNG:
Bro, you are wrong and will remain in darkness if you think the testimony of many Nigerians can somehow be a conspiracy "to promote tinubu reelection in 2027".

kindly petition your local DISCO office to find out if there may be a generation issue related to infrastructure.

OP is entirely correct because majority can testify to the work of Adelabu, Minister of power, per vastly improved and never before seen (at least in my lifetime) constant power supply mainly aided by much improved efficiency in the distribution end that higher tariffs introduced have more than justified.

I live in Lekki phase 1 and dabble in property development across the Island up to Ajah and Sangotedo which are tending towards Epe.

We have had steady power supply in my residence for like three to four months now with stretches of even four to five days of constant power. Same extends to areas across the Island I have property development interests in.

I don't have to reveal the above but do so to challenge others to fact check and discredit me if I lie and your sort are correct trying to insinuate the situation in your area is general across Nigeria. It is by being real we can change Nigeria for better and not with lies or pursuit of hidden agendas.

Many ordinary Nigerians have no interest interest in fooling anyone because of any 2027 political agenda. Residential and business power users are just happy to confirm they are getting constant power supply that is aiding them to make progress.

Politicians come and go whereas progress is what upright Nigerians should seek always and should be duty-bound to confirm when they experience it.

Again, if you really want steady power others are enjoying, then get in touch with your power DISCO to understand if there is an issue you can lobby your LGA chairman or legislature to look into. That is their job.

Your situation, assuming you are even telling the truth, is abnormal for the much improved current state of affairs many Nigerians are now enjoying.

Begin by doing something about it rather than think all others are in your shoes or working for Tinubu's re-election.

Ijaya123:
its a serious disease to have low IQ.. why will i want the failure of my country when im gonna be the one to suffer for it not the leaders... no matter how much i hate a leader, i will never wish his failure cos i will suffer from it but then i wont defend such failure, rather i will blown it out....its people like you and your lot that want your leaders to fail cos of tribal and religous matter...










We know you people. Always bitter about any good news about Nigeria. But the reality is that people are enjoying improved power supply and they are happy about it. And mind you, it has nothing to do with the rain. Almost 90% of our power generation comes from gas.

You and your fellow co-travellers can continue to live in denial.

seunmsg:
Share your experience as well. No one is stopping you.

Firebox123:
can we meet

seunmsg:
So, I saw this thread on X formerly Twitter where Nigerians from all over the country are expressing their happiness over the improved power supply in the country. Most people claimed they have abandoned their generators as a result of constant supply of electricity. This indeed is what sharing. We may not be there yet but we must acknowledge the improvement we are witnessing.

Kudos to the Minister of power and everyone involved in the electricity sector from generation to final distribution to our homes and businesses.

https://x.com/fimiletoks/status/1954448006113034247?s=46[/quote]I doubt there is much improvement, some areas don't have light at all,Mowe, Ofada, always in darkness every night as I come from Redemption city.......

obailala:
Funny how same thing happens every year but people still dont realise the trend.

Its the peak of of the rainy season,l when the weather is coolest. Power demand drops drastically so there's less load shedding and this translates to more power.

Firebox123:
which improved power supply

No light at ijede Ikorodu since last month

People living there at nairaland can testify

There's not improved power supply anywhere in Nigeria

fredoooooo:
Ikorodu on which band are you... una use una light play kalokalo or do oro festival ..
No be free o .. na ya Band go decide

Firebox123:
which improved power supply

No light at ijede Ikorodu since last month

People living there at nairaland can testify

There's not improved power supply anywhere in Nigeria

ninetiethcrown7:
Hydroelectricity generates less than 20% of the total amount of power we use in Nigeria. I don’t think you’re well informed to be making comments on this issue.

Pls read up. You guys are relying on 2005 information. Give credit where credit is due.

Kemetian:
The sad thing about this is that many Nairalanders who are enjoying improved power supply refuse to say a word, or worse, lie about having no light, due to political affiliation.

It’s unfortunate.

Yemi7up:
No light in Ibadan ó, Agbowó cannot boast of 4 hours 2 days. From Sasha down to some part of Moniya along the express no for almost 2 months now.