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how big is the power problem in manufacturing vis-a-vis govt policy. can we industrialise with diesel generators

mikolo80:
how big is the power problem in manufacturing vis-a-vis govt policy. can we industrialise with diesel generators

Yes, the federal government should scrap Nepa and allow everyone power their business. This monopoly on power is aimed at stopping regions who want to move fast and enjoy their profits.

The savings government will make when they stop paying all these power sector workers plus a ministry will be huge.

successmatters:
Yes, the federal government should scrap Nepa and allow everyone power their business. This monopoly on power is aimed at stopping regions who want to move fast and enjoy their profits.

The savings government will make when they stop paying all these power sector workers plus a ministry will be huge.

a friend said we have more serious problems than electricity. besides do companies require permission to buy generator?

A community recently got fed up with IBDEC, so they went to their office to demand that they be put under IKEJA electric- which is closer too!

That move change the whole deal. IBDEC now gives them constant power, becos they don't want to loose customer. That's the power of competition!

Once government takes its hands away completely from power, we will experience a turn around. How many developed nations power their economy with diesel gen??!!

Magdagascariens:
A community recently got fed up with IBDEC, so they went to their office to demand that they be put under IKEJA electric- which is closer too!

That move change the whole deal. IBDEC now gives them constant power, becos they don't want to loose customer. That's the power of competition!

Once government takes its hands away completely from power, we will experience a turn around. How many developed nations power their economy with diesel gen??!!

really which community is close to Lagos than Ibadan. Do you have an article to back this up