anonimi:


I would be very careful in my comments if I were you given the cause of the drop and the timing.
In case you did not notice the drop was caused by gas pipeline vandalism and happened in the past one week.

When did Buhari make his speech that you now say he is vindicated
Given his Boko Haram stance I would say tread carefully, ok?

Moreover, the announcement further reflects the greater transparency of this Jonathan/Sambo federal administration.

Anikulhapo:
http://www.punchng.com/news/power-generation-drops-by-1000mw-to-2513mw/

philips70:


[b]Even if they say you anonimi caused it you will still support them. History have never recorded such sycophants as we have in this period. Abacha is turning with jealousy in his grave. Tufia!!! Are you guys this hungry?[/b]

berem:
The rains are almost gone so power has dropped by 1000MW.
What exactly do you expect from a clueless government who only celebrate increase in electricity supply during the rainy season?

Fresh Air!

Manred0:
I thought Ateke Tom n Asari dokubo were given a lot of dollers monthly jst 2 safeguard the pipelines.

rafhell:
Same old story from the '' BOOK OF 1000 LIES ''

Obiagelli:

I was about to say the same thing. Let's wait and watch them blame Tinubu and buhari

kay29000:


That's exactly what they are going to do. It is very sad that the Government is always blaming its incompetence on the opposition...it's the easy way out. This is similar to some Christians always blaming witches and the devil for their lack of success.

kay29000:


That's exactly what they are going to do. It is very sad that the Government is always blaming its incompetence on the opposition...it's the easy way out. This is similar to some Christians always blaming witches and the devil for their lack of success.

Olaolufred:


Thanks for your corroboration.
Summary of your comment is: that the little coming from dams during rainy season is responsible for the marginal, but seasonal improvement.

eleojo23:
This is depressing. We seem to be running around in circles here. On a general note, I think vandalism is just one of the problems. [b]What about the generator importers? I bet they will do anything to make sure we remain in darkness. [/b]This is what you get when you don't tackle issues on time. If this power issue had been tackled years ago, we would not be talking of generators in the first place. We lack leaders who can see and project into the future.

1stola:
We know this administration led by a retàrd has nothing good to offer this country. It is so pathetic!
The major need of Nigerians is POWER and all this bastàrd corrupt old fool knows it but will NEVER want to fix it.
ARE WE CURSED IN THIS COUNTRY?
- we have surplus crude oil
- we have surplus gas
- we have surplus dams
Yet for 54 years after independence, we can't fix this one thing.
The problem is so worrisome that sometimes, I begin to think it's impossible to achieved steady power even after ALL the BILLON DOLLARS that has been spent on it in the last 15 years. History will never forget Obasanjo who stole and squandered billions of dollars too on its course.
Texas is just a state in U.S bigger than the whole Nigeria but it's electricity producing plant just cost 2 billion dollars.
GEJ said he will fix power in four years if given the opportunity in 2011 and that, "four years is enough to fix power, if I can't do it in four years, I can never do it".
How I wish this clueless corrupt drunk was able to do this one thing, I would have wholeheartedly supported him if he cares to do 3 terms till 2023.
Enough is enough!
come 2015, we will take our country back from PDP.
WE NEED THIS CHANGE.

UchihaMadara:
I need a presidential aspirant out there to assure us that we would make use of the coal we have in this country, I just don't understand why that is so hard to achieve.

Power by fossil fuels is the first thing any Electrical Engineer learns in his Power 101 class. It is really disheartening to see all our "power eggs", so to speak, being placed in one basket; the natural gas basket.

Please take a look at the distribution of energy sources in the U.S:

[img]http://crf.sandia.gov/wp/wp-content/gallery/uploads/Fig1.jpg[/img]

Also, it's high time the government placed extremely high penalties on vandals. Left to me any vandal caught should serve life imprisonment.

ayukdaboss:

I'm sure Lagos's IPPs are responsible for the supply of power to the whole country? Even when the cluelessness of this government stares you in the face, you still maneuver around and you end up embarrassing yourself.

gebest:
D untold story about D PRIVATIZED PHCN i happen to be a staff of d company, anybody dat thinks dat there will be a stable power supply in d next 10yrs are decieving themselves, d owners of the companies said they dont ve anything to do with our power dat they ve constant power supply in their various houses and dat they are not gaining but loosing so they are going to be rationing it in d whole federation until further notice dat there is no way a private company can handle dis kind of large company dat d only solution is for the gov't to buy d company back apart from dat there is no way nigerians can ve more than 10 hours supply of electricity or less. Dat Unless d consumers are ready to pay tripple of their present monthly billings. THAT IS THE BITTER TRUTH, thanks.

Ipledge:
I don't know the magic Gej is gonna perform from now till feb14 2015,but all I know is that no steady power supply no vote.ge promised us steady power supply when campaigning for first term.are we to vote him to continue with his failure?NO

rafhell:


we do not need to politizie it.
Thesame buhari was part of this 54 years old problem .

bushdoc9919:


I am not surprised....especially as we may have to rebuild our transmission infrastructure....and we may have to somehow improve generation(You can't get 24 hours power supply on just 5000MW for 170million people).

PerfectlyPerfect:
I weep for my country.
what disheartens me most is that of all the presidential aspirants, I honestly don't see anyone who will be able to turn the tides of affairs in dis country.
who will raise a messiah for us?
who will rescue us from our self-inflicted maladies?
oluwa dey shaa

1025:
thank God pdp decides to blame vandals on this one otherwise they would have told us what we want to hear always by telling us how Buhari and Tinubu are stopping them from turning nigeria to heaven.
one of the greatest characteristics of a failure is: blame. every failure must have someone to blame at all times.
i remember when chelsea lost a game and Mourinho was asked what happened, he accepted the blames and said, he made 11 mistakes by the 11 players he selected. if it were to be here, wow, it was tinubu, buhari and the apc that made to select the 11 players so nigerians must blame them not me because i have done my best. and been the gullible ppl that we are, we will start insulting innocent ppl.
assuming we had 5,000MW before and now it has dropped to 4,000mw as a result of vandalism, my question is, where were those vandals when it got to 5,000MW? were they on break or strike? these criminals keep stealing our money and they keep coming back to tell us the same stories on daily basis.
their sole interest as we speak now is 2015. whether boko haram kill every nigeria or light no dey, they must win.
why did vandals and saboteurs not stop the fight against Ebola? simply because their own lives are not safe hence they fought it out rightly. for these light and security issues, they are not involved and nobody will solve the problems. we cannot protest because their soldiers are always available to shot at sight. but God will show them very soon.
if anyone had told alamasieya that death will locate his son in far away dubai in a very big mansion, he will never believe it.
diaris God ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo