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don't know why the Nigerian government caint achieve stable power supply? is it too hard? it really baffles me and am so ashamed of it.. what's so hard about that? caint the citizen fully enjoy anything from the government? this is wickedness to me....

Have you studied what it takes to have uninterrupted power supply?

It is not a matter of sentiments, you need to make the necessary investments as a country if you want regular power supply.

Corrupt humans ... Winch people..

Dem dey hide behind government dey loot block..

They will kee any real effort to make it work..

Ask Obj .. he gave them the $16bill that was meant for electricity and even thank them ... And you know for Naija we no dey ask.. even if you ask .. Dem paddy men go shut you.. even insult you for asking..

Elumelu asked they gave him position as chairman in house and settle him Wella.. then send him to early political retirement..

It doesn't cost much to fix our electricity... But na better pipeline to suck our oyel..

E no cost much to fix.. we get the financial muscle time energy to do anything we want in this country..
But the fools behind government won't alloW that

It is not a magic. But at the stage that Nigeria is, it will take upwards of 15 to 20 years and that is, if it is consciously prioritized.

maclatunji:
Have you studied what it takes to have uninterrupted power supply?

It is not a matter of sentiments, you need to make the necessary investments as a country if you want regular power supply.

Even countries without money have constant power supply...



The powers that be in this country will never live to allow it happen..they have sworn this with their life...



When your country is ready.. We'll know

deji17:
It is not a magic. But at the stage that Nigeria is, it will take upwards of 15 to 20 years and that is, if it is consciously prioritized.

I don't think so!
it is a question of continuing a sustainable push of investments infrastructure as regards electric power and other factors that make power accessible.
1,need gas
2,need generators
3,need transmission line
4,need sustainable price of power

all of the above costs a huge amount of technology,staff and money

maclatunji:
Have you studied what it takes to have uninterrupted power supply?

It is not a matter of sentiments, you need to make the necessary investments as a country if you want regular power supply.

Some people are just not realistic. They imagine Power as a car that you import and start using the next day.
Yes Nigeria has wasted a lot of time in time past and to get anything done now, still requires time and resources. Many are finding it hard to admit that all the previous years wasted opportunities are gone forever. Opportunity knocks but once.