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chii8:
Nonsense, are you giving them light?Ojo isn't part of Lagos nah...no good life there, nothing works, you hardly see lawma around, yahoo boys everywhere, academic performance of schools very low.... what am I even typing sef?


As far as the state government is concerned,Ojo ended at Alaba International Market,so areas like Ajagbandi,Iyanera, Shibiri,Imude,Igbede,Etegbin,etc is on another planet.

GistmeBlog:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iOBVdlg-eg

Reporting live from Lagos state as we can see in the video above is PHCN. This stands for the Power Holding Company In Nigeria.

As seen in the video is PHCN officials Profusely Begging People To Pay Their Bills In Ojo, Lagos. This doesn't really comes as a huge shocker because the nation itself is like a sinking ship. which leads me to ask this very important question.. HOW DID WE GET HERE..?? 



source==>https://gistmeblog.com/phcn-seen-profusely-begging-people-to-pay-their-bills-in-ojo-lagos/

AnonyNymous:
Smh

Honestly to people complaining about power in Nigeria, they don't know how much effort the federal goverent is making. When I was lucky to intern at NNPC a year ago I attended some conferences where I actually learned a lot of new things about the power situation in Nigeria.

If people don't pay their bills, there isn't going to be power. President Buhari's admin has already struck a deal with most of the discos on how they're going to provide bailout funds for them (to the gencos) because a lot of them are heavily in debt- partly due to the fact that Nigerians don't pay their bills. In my part of Lagos, a lot of the houses use prepaid meters and we have 18 hours of power EVERY DAY, believe it or not. The more interesting thing about this is that the power goes off at specific times. We actually know when exactly we're not going to have power and when we will- and it's always accurate with an error of 5 minutes (maximum). There was a time heavy rains made something stop working and we didn't have power for a whole day, we actually went to complain to their office and it was resolved within two days (which is quite long but impressive for Nigeria). I believe strongly that we have all these benefits because everyone pays their bills. And, in case you were wondering, this is somehwere in Ikorodu, Lagos. Its not a place where "the rich alone" live. PHCN was government-run so everyone could do whatever nonsense they wanted but these discos are here to make their profit and they can't do that if you don't pay your bills.

AnonyNymous:
Smh

Honestly to people complaining about power in Nigeria, they don't know how much effort the federal goverent is making. When I was lucky to intern at NNPC a year ago I attended some conferences where I actually learned a lot of new things about the power situation in Nigeria.
If people don't pay their bills, there isn't going to be power. President Buhari's admin has already struck a deal with most of the discos on how they're going to provide bailout funds for them (to the gencos) because a lot of them are heavily in debt- partly due to the fact that Nigerians don't pay their bills. In my part of Lagos, a lot of the houses use prepaid meters and we have 18 hours of power EVERY DAY, believe it or not. The more interesting thing about this is that the power goes off at specific times. We actually know when exactly we're not going to have power and when we will- and it's always accurate with an error of 5 minutes (maximum). There was a time heavy rains made something stop working and we didn't have power for a whole day, we actually went to complain to their office and it was resolved within two days (which is quite long but impressive for Nigeria). I believe strongly that we have all these benefits because everyone pays their bills. And, in case you were wondering, this is somehwere in Ikorodu, Lagos. Its not a place where "the rich alone" live. PHCN was government-run so everyone could do whatever nonsense they wanted but these discos are here to make their profit and they can't do that if you don't pay your bills.

GistmeBlog:
HOW DID WE GET HERE..?? 

AnonyNymous:
Smh

Honestly to people complaining about power in Nigeria, they don't know how much effort the federal goverent is making. When I was lucky to intern at NNPC a year ago I attended some conferences where I actually learned a lot of new things about the power situation in Nigeria.

If people don't pay their bills, there isn't going to be power. President Buhari's admin has already struck a deal with most of the discos on how they're going to provide bailout funds for them (to the gencos) because a lot of them are heavily in debt- partly due to the fact that Nigerians don't pay their bills. In my part of Lagos, a lot of the houses use prepaid meters and we have 18 hours of power EVERY DAY, believe it or not. The more interesting thing about this is that the power goes off at specific times. We actually know when exactly we're not going to have power and when we will- and it's always accurate with an error of 5 minutes (maximum). There was a time heavy rains made something stop working and we didn't have power for a whole day, we actually went to complain to their office and it was resolved within two days (which is quite long but impressive for Nigeria). I believe strongly that we have all these benefits because everyone pays their bills. And, in case you were wondering, this is somehwere in Ikorodu, Lagos. Its not a place where "the rich alone" live. PHCN was government-run so everyone could do whatever nonsense they wanted but these discos are here to make their profit and they can't do that if you don't pay your bills.

GistmeBlog:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iOBVdlg-eg

Reporting live from Lagos state as we can see in the video above is PHCN. This stands for the Power Holding Company In Nigeria.

As seen in the video is PHCN officials Profusely Begging People To Pay Their Bills In Ojo, Lagos. This doesn't really comes as a huge shocker because the nation itself is like a sinking ship. which leads me to ask this very important question.. HOW DID WE GET HERE..?? 



source==>https://gistmeblog.com/phcn-seen-profusely-begging-people-to-pay-their-bills-in-ojo-lagos/

brightpeters4:
See let me tell you,
That is some part of Lagos. In my area for the past 2 days no light and we don't even no when it will come back.

The way they give us light is 1 week and some days to the day of disconnections after that na till the day they will share their bill. Nothing is wrong with wire, nothing is wrong with pole, nothing is wrong with transformer and nothing is wrong with their office. So tell me why we no come get light. The day they will bring the light just keep an eye on your time, cos the will take it at any given minute maybe even 2 minutes. Should I continue paying them for that?

For almost 1 year our transformer had issues, those guys never brought us bill and the never thought of fixing it. We contributed cash to fix it, they requested cash for them to approve the testing and installation. Just imagine.

Now they are suppose to balance the transformer to avoid it from crashing again but they are still waiting for us to come and beg them.

Over here if the high tension wire that was used to in light into a community is faulty, you will write a letter, you will pay some cash and after everything you will pay your bill.

This is becoming too lengthy. I will stop here
Just for get it this country is a waste!

CioAngels:
Heartless group of vampires, they should pay you for darkness? If only masses can be wiser to stop paying since they are intentionally refusing to give meters because they want to continue to be stealing from the consumers. The heads of the poor you are stealing from will hunt you all with ills. Dubious sets of educated thieves.

fuckerstard:
Chaii, pay for wetin?

Light wey no show face..

chii8:
Nonsense, are you giving them light?Ojo isn't part of Lagos nah...no good life there, nothing works, you hardly see lawma around, yahoo boys everywhere, academic performance of schools very low.... what am I even typing sef?


As far as the state government is concerned,Ojo ended at Alaba International Market,so areas like Ajagbandi,Iyanera, Shibiri,Imude,Igbede,Etegbin,etc is on another planet.

chii8:
Nonsense, are you giving them light?Ojo isn't part of Lagos nah...no good life there, nothing works, you hardly see lawma around, yahoo boys everywhere, academic performance of schools very low.... what am I even typing sef?


As far as the state government is concerned,Ojo ended at Alaba International Market,so areas like Ajagbandi,Iyanera, Shibiri,Imude,Igbede,Etegbin,etc is on another planet.

chii8:
Nonsense, are you giving them light?Ojo isn't part of Lagos nah...no good life there, nothing works, you hardly see lawma around, yahoo boys everywhere, academic performance of schools very low.... what am I even typing sef?


As far as the state government is concerned,Ojo ended at Alaba International Market,so areas like Ajagbandi,Iyanera, Shibiri,Imude,Igbede,Etegbin,etc is on another planet.

AnonyNymous:
Smh

Honestly to people complaining about power in Nigeria, they don't know how much effort the federal goverent is making. When I was lucky to intern at NNPC a year ago I attended some conferences where I actually learned a lot of new things about the power situation in Nigeria.

If people don't pay their bills, there isn't going to be power. President Buhari's admin has already struck a deal with most of the discos on how they're going to provide bailout funds for them (to the gencos) because a lot of them are heavily in debt- partly due to the fact that Nigerians don't pay their bills. In my part of Lagos, a lot of the houses use prepaid meters and we have 18 hours of power EVERY DAY, believe it or not. The more interesting thing about this is that the power goes off at specific times. We actually know when exactly we're not going to have power and when we will- and it's always accurate with an error of 5 minutes (maximum). There was a time heavy rains made something stop working and we didn't have power for a whole day, we actually went to complain to their office and it was resolved within two days (which is quite long but impressive for Nigeria). I believe strongly that we have all these benefits because everyone pays their bills. And, in case you were wondering, this is somehwere in Ikorodu, Lagos. Its not a place where "the rich alone" live. PHCN was government-run so everyone could do whatever nonsense they wanted but these discos are here to make their profit and they can't do that if you don't pay your bills.