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lezz:
I heard eskom is failing big time, you have all turned to candles
You might want to revisit that 46Mw nonsense.

We have generated personal power distribution to eclipse you economically and produce a greater number of billionaires than you. What more do you want?

46 000 MW is still too small for 52 million South Africans and I think thay makes sense, that is, if you are knowledgeable about technical subjects.

Sorry to disappoint you sir. South Africa is still enjoying power as usual with only few interruptions that happens on twice a week for only three hours.

Meanwhile, Nigeria uses candles for life and forever and ever, Amen.

agaugust:
Stop bragging about weapons you imported from Europe, it's not your domestic manufacture.

We don't import weapons to a large scale, we develop our own. Nigeria is the master in that category.

ChukwuCantDie:
2370 pages of arguing with these gay white boys that claim to be African? why

no it has been existing for the past 5yrs

lezz:
who is 90% of it's own country band had been enslaved by a tiny group of settlers making 5% of the population? Who needs all of Africa to grant them basic freedom and human dignity?

Who needed bail out from tiny Angola?

Sometimes don't you see the importance of doing some research about the demographics of South Africa before you can put your dirty fingers on your keyboard. You are downgrading the credibility of Nairaland. People look up to this forum to use as their source of information and now you are here with your campaign of misleading people.

Here are the credible data.


Black African 76.8%
White 9.1%
Coloured 8.9%
Indian or Asian 2.5%

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_groups_in_South_Africa


The economy of South Africa is controlled by South African government. It remains the only democratically elected government tasked to regulate the economy.

SANDF

lezz:
like Angola besiege the SA soldiers the Americans had to supply you logistics and basic necessities for days before finally negotiating your freedom from the hands of Angola while your top military brass were busy falsifying war records and hiding the identities of slain South African soldiers.

Your knowledge concerning the history of South African bush war is like that of a small child starting to go to school. Your level of knowledge is very ridiculous.

A new mall in Midrand, Gauteng with a building area equivalent to the size of 65 rugby pitches was scheduled to open in April 2016, the project’s civil and structural engineers announced on Wednesday.


“The gross building area is 485 000 [square metres], which equals 65 rugby pitches,” said Gerhard Saayman from Aurecon, the civil and structural engineers for the project.

Named the “Mall of Africa”, the retail development was, according to Aurecon, the continent’s largest mall built in a single phase.

At 131, 000 square metres in retail area, it would be one of the biggest malls on the continent in terms of size. The mixed-use mall would have four courts, each with distinctive, African-inspired design features that reflect the continent’s different climatic zones. It would be part of the Waterfall City multi-purpose precinct in Midrand.

“The mall’s design also incorporates many unique elements, including very high shop fronts, wide passages and an undulating roof feature in the centre with specialist animated LED lighting and a large public space with restaurants known as the Town Square,” said architect Tia Kanakakis of MDS Architects.

MADE BY SOUTH AFRICA....@AUGUSTUS THE ARMOURED CAR PHOTO IS NOT NIGERIAN BUT MALAYSIAN USED BY SPECIAL TACTICAL UNITS

SOUTH AFRICAN PRODUCTS ...SHOW ME NIGERIAN

PRODUCTS OF SOUTH AFRICA

PRODUCTS OF SOUTH AFRICA AND SOLD TO INTERNATIONAL MARKET

mzilakazi:
46 000 MW is still too small for 52 million South Africans and I think thay makes sense, that is, if you are knowledgeable about technical subjects.

Sorry to disappoint you sir. South Africa is still enjoying power as usual with only few interruptions that happens on twice a week for only three hours.

Meanwhile, Nigeria uses candles for life and forever and ever, Amen.

Nigerians generate over 62 000MW of electricity everyday through individually assisted power generation{IAPG}.
Moreover,due to recent privatization of all power generation and distribution companies,Nigeria now has an installed capacity to generate 6580MW of electricity,but due to gas pipeline repairs,we currently generate over 4000MW of power with at least 19 hours of stable power supply per day in most part of the country.

EVarn:
Nigerians generate over 62 000MW of electricity everyday through individually assisted power generation{IAPG}.
Moreover,due to recent privatization of all power generation and distribution companies,Nigeria now has an installed capacity to generate 6580MW of electricity,but due to gas pipeline repairs,we currently generate over 4000MW of power with at least 19 hours of stable power supply per day in most part of the country.

Bwahaha… stop making a mockery of yourself. Nigeria produces a mere 3000 MW of power which cannot even last for 24 hours and generators do not add anything to the grid.

Mr Lezz, Nigeria is doomed in a permanent load shedding.

mzilakazi:
Bwahaha… stop making a mockery of yourself. Nigeria produces a mere 3000 MW of power which cannot even last for 24 hours and generators do not add anything to the grid.

Mr Lezz, Nigeria is doomed in a permanent load shedding.

Nigeria has an installed capacity to generate almost 10 000MW of electricity as at April 2015.But due to gas shortfall and pipeline repairs,power flunctuates between 3500MW-5000MW,albeit recently,power has stabilized to 19 hours per day.
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http://www.punchng.com/business/energy/nigerias-power-generation-capacity-almost-10000MW-ajifowobaje/
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_power_stations_in_Nigeria
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Newly constructed NIPPs are to add another 10 000MW by 2018 along with other large scale power projects.
Unlike SA that has grounded to an halt due to recent abysmal power output and 'power cuts',Nigeria is improving on electricity generation everyday,even your government wants to follow our lead and privatize your eksom.

mzilakazi:
We don't import weapons to a large scale, we develop our own. Nigeria is the master in that category.

Mandela nation spent almost $ 10 Billion weapons importation contract 1997-2007 to import from Europe/America 50 jet fighters, 30 helicopters, 4 warships, 3 submarines, 600 guided missiles and bombs, 400 military vehicle and aircraft engines for South African armed forces.

If the above is not a large scale, I wonder if you know the meaning of scale.....illiterate Bantu man
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agaugust:
Mandela nation spent almost $ 10 Billion weapons importation contract 1997-2007 to import from Europe/America 50 jet fighters, 30 helicopters, 4 warships, 3 submarines, 600 guided missiles and bombs, 400 military vehicle and aircraft engines for South African armed forces.

If the above is not a large scale, I wonder if you know the meaning of scale.....illiterate Bantu man
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Arms deal was $7billion. Countries have been spending hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars to procure weapons abroad while SANDF buy almost 100% of their basic weapons locally.

Our inventory comprise 90% of SA proudly made weapons.

mzilakazi:
Bwahaha… stop making a mockery of yourself. Nigeria produces a mere 3000 MW of power which cannot even last for 24 hours and generators do not add anything to the grid.

You think 3,000 MW will power the massive oil industry, talk less of manufacturing and residential homes?

The 3,000 MW people quote is federal government generation alone.

Another power production sector is called IPP, independent power producers, there are several private companies NOT federal government, and they produce more power than the government.

Nigerian oil companies have private power generation companies called IPP

State governments also have state owned power generation companies, also under IPP.

http://businessdayonline.com/2014/07/nigerias-ipp-scene-picking-up-on-back-of-power-sector-reforms/

Twenty new IPP companies were licensed in 2011 because of the success of existing ones.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/fg-issues-20-licences-to-ipps/

You seem to become more and more ignorant about Nigeria as we educate you, the more we teach, the less you understand, typical Bantu.

Nigeria as a whole is in the region of about 10,000 MW power generation from dozens of federal, states, and private power companies.

That's fresh education for you at no cost, mumu

EVarn:
Nigeria has an installed capacity to generate almost 10 000MW of electricity as at April 2015.But due to gas shortfall and pipeline repairs,power flunctuates between 3500MW-5000MW,albeit recently,power has stabilized to 19 hours per day.
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http://www.punchng.com/business/energy/nigerias-power-generation-capacity-almost-10000MW-ajifowobaje/
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_power_stations_in_Nigeria
.
Newly constructed NIPPs are to add another 10 000MW by 2018 along with other large scale power projects.
Unlike SA that has grounded to an halt due to recent abysmal power output and 'power cuts',Nigeria is improving on electricity generation everyday,even your government wants to follow our lead and privatize your eksom.

Good!! and SA has installed capacity to produce 60 000MW by 2017. Thanks.

We have three power stations already built and on their final stages to be completed. Medupe power station is already producing power just before completion.

We are already starting to build six nuclear power stations.

http://mg.co.za/article/2015-05-19-nuclear-build-to-start-this-year

Never make a mistake of comparing Nigeria to SA in terms of power production. We don't use generators here chief. We have a quiet environment free of noise pollution created by generators.

agaugust:
You think 3,000 MW will power the massive oil industry, talk less of manufacturing and residential homes?

The 3,000 MW people quote is federal government generation alone.

Another power production sector is called IPP, independent power producers, there are several private companies NOT federal government, and they produce more power than the government.

Nigerian oil companies have private power generation companies called IPP

State governments also have state owned power generation companies, also under IPP.

http://businessdayonline.com/2014/07/nigerias-ipp-scene-picking-up-on-back-of-power-sector-reforms/

Twenty new IPP companies have been licensed because of the success of existing ones.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/fg-issues-20-licences-to-ipps/

You seem to become more and more ignorant about Nigeria as we educate you, the more we teach, the less you understand, typical Bantu.

Nigeria as a whole is in the region of about 10,000 MW power generation from dozens of federal, states, and private power companies.

That's fresh education for you at no cost, mumu

Nigeria produces only 3000MW of electricity on its grid. The claim which has been compared by the government of Nigeria.

mzilakazi:
Good!! and SA has installed capacity to produce 60 000MW by 2017. Thanks.

We have three power stations already built and on their final stages to be completed. Medupe power station is already producing power just before completion.

We are already starting to build six nuclear power stations.

Never make a mistake of comparing Nigeria to SA in terms of power production. We don't use generators here chief. We have a quiet environment free of noise pollution created by generators.

We can compare SA and NIG.

We both have load shedding today.

We both are expanding power generation.

We both are building nuclear power plants.

We both are building solar power plants.

We both are advancing, there is NOTHING in South Africa that Nigeria does not have in terms of technology, NOTHING !
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mzilakazi:
Nigeria produces only 3000MW of electricity on its grid. The claim which has been compared by the government of Nigeria.

Government confirming it's own government production, they don't give report for IPP, they don't own private power companies.

agaugust:
We can compare SA and NIG.
We both have load shedding today.
We both are expanding power generation.
We both are building nuclear power plants.
We both are building solar power plants.
We both are advancing, there is NOTHING in South Africa that Nigeria does not have in terms of technology, NOTHING !
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SA load shedding is temporary and takes only a maximum of three hours once a week or twice.
Nigeria's power production cannot last for over 24 hours in any day, hence Nigeria is stuck in Load shedding for ever since the world was created.

Nigeria expand its power to even less than what SA already has and SA wants to expand theirs to over 100 000MW

SA already has solar power stations and Nigeria is building theirs

SA is already building six of their nine nuclear power stations and Nigeria has not yet started and that might remain a dream forever.

I surely cannot see comparison here because SA is far ahead.


Meanwhile, Nigeria's power production drops to 3000MW.


http://en.starafrica.com/news/nigerias-power-generation-drops-to-3000mw.html

mzilakazi:
Good!! and SA has installed capacity to produce 60 000MW by 2017. Thanks.

We have three power stations already built and on their final stages to be completed. Medupe power station is already producing power just before completion.

We are already starting to build six nuclear power stations.

http://mg.co.za/article/2015-05-19-nuclear-build-to-start-this-year

Never make a mistake of comparing Nigeria to SA in terms of power production. We don't use generators here chief. We have a quiet environment free of noise pollution created by generators.

You can never tell the truth even to save your scrawny neck.
We already have an installed capacity of 10 000MW + another 2 000MW as at today.SA produces less than 40 000MW of power as at today,not 60 000MW.Your white elephant power projects are never going to come onstream by 2017,continue your dreams if you want.

South Africa's eight solar stations which have been generating power many years now and others for quiet some time


http://mybroadband.co.za/news/energy/118513-south-africas-impressive-solar-power-plants.html

EVarn:
You can never tell the truth even to save your scrawny neck.
We already have an installed capacity of 10 000MW + another 2 000MW as at today.SA produces less than 40 000MW of power as at today,not 60 000MW.Your white elephant power projects are never going to come onstream by 2017,continue your dreams if you want.

And SA already installed over 18 000 MW on top of their 46 900MW dummy. Remember, we have already built three power stations and one more solar station.

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mzilakazi:
And SA already installed over 18 000 MW on top of their 46 900MW dummy. Remember, we have already built three power stations and one more solar station.

By the time you reach 100 000MW,Nigeria would have reached or even surpassed that amount.
You do not know the huge power projects currently being contructed,Nigeria is building another 5000MW hydro-electric power dam along with solar energy projects that would run into over 6000MW.We are also increasing the capacity of our existing power generators by hundreds of megawatts,in 2015 alone,license have being issued for the construction of many gas power plants(at least 6 thermal power plants),a huge coal power plant of 2000MW in the east and other IPPs in the country.By 2020,we will have a combine capacity of 48 000MW to power Africa's biggest economy,largest industry and richest country.

EVarn:
By the time you reach 100 000MW,Nigeria would have reached or even surpassed that amount.
You do not know the huge power projects currently being contructed,Nigeria is building another 5000MW hydro-electric power dam along with solar energy projects that would run into over 6000MW.We are also increasing the capacity of our existing power generators by hundreds of megawatts,in 2015 alone,license have being issued for the construction of many gas power plants(at least 6 thermal power plants),a huge coal power plant of 2000MW in the east and other IPPs in the country.By 2020,we will have a combine capacity of 48 000MW to power Africa's biggest economy,largest industry and richest country.

Tell that to your children. Nigeria will never surpass SA in power productions. SA is heading forward to build more mines estimated at 15 and they require more power that will exceed that the power that Nigeria can think of in any day.

Mambilla 3050MW Hydro-electric power station(one of the hydro electric power stations under construction)