₦airaland Forum

thesolutions:
Not just power but the cost of it.
Power is too expensive in this country.

Go to UK or Canada. You will know that we aint paying anything for power.
Most time utilities bills even more than monthly rent at times especially winter. When it is cold.

How can those in craft fabricate their wares when the rational available power is not within their means.
Even federal government had to install 10 billion naira worth of solar in Aso Rock because they can not meet up with 47 billion naira bill for power consumption so ho do you expect the ordinary citizens to cope.
Cost is everything.

Parachoko:
It's under the APC more Nigerians have access to power supply compared to where we are in 2015.

What did the PDP do for 16 years? Nigeria didn't achieve any Tangible Thing between 1999 and 2015.

thesolutions:
Not just power but the cost of it.
Power is too expensive in this country.
How can those in craft fabricate their wares when the rational available power is not within their means.
Even federal government had to install 10 billion naira worth of solar in Aso Rock because they can not meet up with 47 billion naira bill for power consumption so ho do you expect the ordinary citizens to cope.
Cost is everything.

Reference:
That is because our primary source of energy, gas is expensive.

You do not start your industrialization or developmental journey on energy from a key internationally traded commodity because you simply cannot control the price. Big markets, big consumers do.

Most nations that made the tiger leap in the 70's, 80'and 90's did so on th back of coal. Coal remains the cheapest source of energy and I just do not understand how we can possibly develop without energy from coal plants. The biggest energy producer in Africa, South Africa relies up to 80 percent on fossils of which coal plants dominate.

As the world goes green and coal plants gradually decommission the falling prices of coal should make it even more attractive for us to generate relatively cheap electricity to trigger our own industrial revolution. This will also enable us export 100 percent of our gas for badly needed foreign exchange.

After a number of decades of affordable electricity we too can start utilizing more exotic fuels and cleaner technologies because we should by then be able to afford them.

Our priority now should be cheap energy no matter the cost or we will never industrialize and never prosper. We just cannot afford the gas even we produce.

Parachoko:
It's under the APC more Nigerians have access to power supply compared to where we are in 2015.

What did the PDP do for 16 years? Nigeria didn't achieve any Tangible Thing between 1999 and 2015.

BATified2023:
did obi borrow 16 billion dollars for electricity?

Did atiku grant interview that him n obj messed up as regards electricity issue?

U lots are so lost in your hate that u don't think again

Parachoko:
It's under the APC more Nigerians have access to power supply compared to where we are in 2015.

What did the PDP do for 16 years? Nigeria didn't achieve any Tangible Thing between 1999 and 2015.

Jakarta:
Progress in Nigeria means taking 1 step forward, and 10 steps backward.

BATified2023:
if not that u aren't wise

So u want to blame power problem on apc even when Obasanjo took 16 billion dollars loan to fix electricity n did nothing n even when atiku himself made it clear their government failed with power

U people don't think before criticizing

timbabng:
People in the comments don't even understand how to read the charts. What happened to Education in this country? Just shouting APC, Buhari.

Despite our rapid population growth, access to electricity went up to 61%. We were around 125 million In 1999. That means we would have been close to 100% now if not for the reckless population explosion.

SeverusSnape:
Gbawe passingshot omenka ngeneukwenu ah!. They were much that year o 🤣 some have deactivated their accounts sef...

After the abysmal eight years of Buhari, Nothing to show. The Buhari don kuku die go.

ask4bk:
See shame abeg.

I live in a part of Nigeria that has never seen electricity and may never see in the next 50 years.

We've lost hope on govt that Nigerians now create their own electricity, water, and even education.

God help us. I mean help all us including politicians and us citizens who even destroy the country with greed more than politicians

BATified2023:
did obi borrow 16 billion dollars for electricity?

Did atiku grant interview that him n obj messed up as regards electricity issue?

U lots are so lost in your hate that u don't think again

Parachoko:
Go through the list you posted again, more Nigerians now have access to Electricity compared to 1999.

The PDP met it at 44%, tell us what they increased it to between 1999 and 2015. I know a lot of Niger Delta communities without access to electricity, but the NDDC is now lighting up most of them

Reference:
That is because our primary source of energy, gas is expensive.

You do not start your industrialization or developmental journey on energy from a key internationally traded commodity because you simply cannot control the price. Big markets, big consumers do.

Most nations that made the tiger leap in the 70's, 80'and 90's did so on th back of coal. Coal remains the cheapest source of energy and I just do not understand how we can possibly develop without energy from coal plants. The biggest energy producer in Africa, South Africa relies up to 80 percent on fossils of which coal plants dominate.

As the world goes green and coal plants gradually decommission the falling prices of coal should make it even more attractive for us to generate relatively cheap electricity to trigger our own industrial revolution. This will also enable us export 100 percent of our gas for badly needed foreign exchange.

After a number of decades of affordable electricity we too can start utilizing more exotic fuels and cleaner technologies because we should by then be able to afford them.

Our priority now should be cheap energy no matter the cost or we will never industrialize and never prosper. We just cannot afford the gas even we produce.

Racoon:
Nothing Buhari and APC have not destroyed in our national life. For the acclaimed giant of Africa, it is only retrogression, backwardness and under development while politics continues to be the order of the day. Meanwhile, even the devil has supporters.

Racoon:
Nigeria declined from 9th in electricity power accessibility in 1999 under the PDP to 19th under the APC in 2023 and till now the worst continues to befall this nation.

Yet some deadbeat zombies believes this contraption of a nation is on course for greatness. Not when electricity power generation and accessibility is the fundamental basis of development for any nation is in an abysmal state.

DeepSight:
Anyone who does not understand that power is Nigeria's biggest priority - not Coastal roads meant to feed corrupt people like Chagoury, does not understand anything.

DeepSight:
Anyone who does not understand that power is Nigeria's biggest priority - not Coastal roads meant to feed corrupt people like Chagoury, does not understand anything.

timbabng:
People in the comments don't even understand how to read the charts. What happened to Education in this country? Just shouting APC, Buhari.

Despite our rapid population growth, access to electricity went up to 61%. We were around 125 million In 1999. That means we would have been close to 100% now if not for the reckless population explosion.

Ikpongiton:
if stopping the coastal highway will cure your headache and your other sicknesses, better know that you will remain uncured forever, because that project will be completed and commissioned by jagaban before his swearing in for second term.insa lahu.

Reference:
That is because our primary source of energy, gas is expensive.

You do not start your industrialization or developmental journey on energy from a key internationally traded commodity because you simply cannot control the price. Big markets, big consumers do.

Most nations that made the tiger leap in the 70's, 80'and 90's did so on th back of coal. Coal remains the cheapest source of energy and I just do not understand how we can possibly develop without energy from coal plants. The biggest energy producer in Africa, South Africa relies up to 80 percent on fossils of which coal plants dominate.

As the world goes green and coal plants gradually decommission the falling prices of coal should make it even more attractive for us to generate relatively cheap electricity to trigger our own industrial revolution. This will also enable us export 100 percent of our gas for badly needed foreign exchange.

After a number of decades of affordable electricity we too can start utilizing more exotic fuels and cleaner technologies because we should by then be able to afford them.

Our priority now should be cheap energy no matter the cost or we will never industrialize and never prosper. We just cannot afford the gas even we produce.

DeepSight:
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Nah it can't be ready for next year.

BATified2023:
if not that u aren't wise

So u want to blame power problem on apc even when Obasanjo took 16 billion dollars loan to fix electricity n did nothing n even when atiku himself made it clear their government failed with power

U people don't think before criticizing

Racon:
Nigeria declined from 9th in electricity power accessibility in 1999 under the PDP to 19th under the APC in 2023 and till now the worst continues to befall this nation.

Yet some deadbeat zombies believes this contraption of a nation is on course for greatness. Not when electricity power generation and accessibility is the fundamental basis of development for any nation is in an abysmal state.

Racoon:
Nothing Buhari and APC have not destroyed in our national life. For the acclaimed giant of Africa, it is only retrogression, backwardness and under development while politics continues to be the order of the day. Meanwhile, even the devil has supporters.

RightChannel:
Are you comparing OBJ government with your APC government since 2015?

If not for OBJ I believe you know you won't have access to mobile phone 🤳📱

Point out to one thing APC has achieved since 2015 for majority Nigerians