The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has said that the country’s power generation has increased from 3,810 megawatts recorded on Sept. 8, 2016 to 4,285.90 megawatts on Friday.
The power generation record was reported in the website of “Nigerian Electricity System Operator’’ on Friday.

TCN said that 4,285.90 megawatts was the total output by power generation companies, and had been transferred to the 11 distribution companies across the country.

Electricity generation in the country has been stable in the last two months, rising from about 2, 983 megawatts to over 4, 000 megawatts.

Although power has improved, many parts of the country have remained without power supply owing to problems with the distribution companies, including provision of pre-payment meters.

Acting Chairman of Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Dr Anthony Akah, had recently disclosed that no fewer than four million electricity consumers in the country were awaiting supply of the meters.

Akah said that although the commission had improved on metering system, unavailability of meter manufacturing companies was hindering the maximum provision of the product to Nigerians.

He said that the commission would sanction any distribution company which failed to comply with directives relating to the distribution of meters.

NgeneUkwenu:
Graudally, Fashola Is Keeping With The Promise...

DDeliverer:


Which light? Where you are light?

Khd95:
When light been no dey,nigerians pleaded to govt that they should fix the light,that they will get them selves employed one way or the other.

Now that light palaver is gradually becoming thing of the past,reccession set in


is nigeria a cursed land,whom ve we offended biko nu

gunuvi:

Since sallah, no light for Badagry. It may have improved in other areas but in Badagry, it's a no no.

DDeliverer:


Which light? Where you see light?

Balkan:
Lying Government. Where is the light?
Zone-B

Omonigeriarere:


The one supplied by Buffoon through unscrupulous privatization na.

NgeneUkwenu:
Graudally, Fashola Is Keeping With The Promise...

NgeneUkwenu:
Graudally, Fashola Is Keeping With The Promise...

amaechi1:


Good observation. We are the cause of our predicament. If you are a christian read Genesis chapter 41-42. We simple did not save and plan. Take yourself as a case study. In times of plenty you will save. When you are broke you go to bank.