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If there is one sector in Nigeria that is showing significant improvement, it is the power sector. The repairs carried out on infrastructure by the Ministry of power under Fashola is bearing fruits. What is more impressive is that fact that Generation has been steady.

4,000MW is not enough to meet demand but the consistency is back after power was severely disrupted by the bombing of installations in february 2016.

Security is key to boosting electricity supply and we all have to play our part.

We still need significant investment in boosting gas infrastructure and diversifying the energy mix.

cc:Lalasticlala, mynd44

The graph below is from:
http://www.nsong.org/PerformanceChart.aspx

Lol

What we consume as a country should for 1 industrial estate alone. We are far from good.

What we consume as a country should for 1 industrial estate alone. We are far from it.

Not bad but we need more

hmmmm

It is bad enough.

sheyguy:
What we consume as a country should for 1 industrial estate alone. We are far from it.

You can't compare Nigeria to industrialized nations but yes, we have a long way to go.

otukpo:
It is bad enough.

We are in a better place than we were, 2 years ago.

Boleyndynasty2:
Not bad but we need more

I sight u

I feel we need to get lagos, aba, Port Harcourt, Kano, nnewi and Abuja out of the national grid and get investors to power these cities then the rest of us can then us the national grid... But we need to do away with this grid thing

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Imagine a country celebrating what a city in africa is enjoying. For Christ sake this is what johanesbourg uses on daily bases

Like Fashola has stated, we would start with an incremental power supply, steady and then uninterrupted power supply.

It should have been more than this. It's just that the gas constraints we are facing due to pipeline bombings have eroded the gains of Fashola and his teams efforts on improving transmission.

We are currently losing about 3000MW due to gas constraints despite having the capacity to carry it. Chai.

richidinho:
I sight u

you won't Limme alone

But seriously speaking, my area Ojuelegba Lagos, power has improved. I only spent, N4k to power fuel for the generator, compared to N25K before July this year.

I hope for better.