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NgeneUkwenu:
2016( 2 years)

Smh. Funny bunch to kids. These are the ones that would rise up to call others zombies tomorrow. Imagine their conduct.

PDP supporters and desperation. .

FarahAideed:
Name capacity Date
Aba power station 140 MW 2012

Afam 6 Power plant 624 MW 2012

Alaoji Power station 1074 MWs 2012

Calabar Power Station 561 Mws 2014


Egbema Power Station 338 Mws 2012

Geregu Phase 2 434 MWs 2012

Ibom PS 190 Mws 2009

Ihovbor PS 450 Mws 2012

Olorunsogo phase 2 675 Mws 2012


Omoku Phase 2 225 MWs 2012


omotosho phse 2 450 Mws 2012

Sapele 2 Power S 450 Mws 2012

Ibom Power plant 2 191 Mws 2010

Azura Thermal 1500 obj/Gej

Zamfara Power Station 100 mw 2012

Those are the dates they were completed not started.

Like I suspected earlier, most were started by OBJ, suspended by Yar'Adua and completed by GEJ.

FYI...


Omotosho power plant phase II was started in 2010 by China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC). It has four units with a capacity of 500 MW, and the plant came online in May 2012. The cost of the restoration of 4 Plant units and balance of plant at Omotosho Power Plc. was the sum of USD 10,092,771.15 payable at the prevailing exchange rate at the time of payment, plus N78,753,893.30 (528,898.40 USD) for 5% VAT with a completion period of 6 months. Deborah Brautigam wrote that China Eximbank did not provide financial support for this expansion, which was apparently scaled back to 500MW instead of 750MW, because Nigeria's government defaulted on financing after paying a downpayment. Another source reported that the plant was currently co-operated by CMEC and SEPCO III. The power plant began full operation in December 2012. Phase one of this project is project ID#27948.

AZeD1:
Those are the dates they were completed not started.

Like I suspected earlier, most were started by OBJ, suspended by Yar'Adua and completed by GEJ.

deji68:
FYI...


Omotosho power plant phase II was started in 2010 by China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC). It has four units with a capacity of 500 MW, and the plant came online in May 2012. The cost of the restoration of 4 Plant units and balance of plant at Omotosho Power Plc. was the sum of USD 10,092,771.15 payable at the prevailing exchange rate at the time of payment, plus N78,753,893.30 (528,898.40 USD) for 5% VAT with a completion period of 6 months. Deborah Brautigam wrote that China Eximbank did not provide financial support for this expansion, which was apparently scaled back to 500MW instead of 750MW, because Nigeria's government defaulted on financing after paying a downpayment. Another source reported that the plant was currently co-operated by CMEC and SEPCO III. The power plant began full operation in December 2012. Phase one of this project is project ID#27948.

This is Phase II which tells you there was a Phase I.
Also it was started in 2010 means the project, design and feasibility studies had had been done before that.

The contract for the construction of this second phase development of the power plant at Omotosho (Omotosho II) was initially executed with the contractors Messrs China Machinery & Engineering Corporation (CMEC) in April 2007 as a combined cycle power plant with 4 GE Frame 9 gas turbines and additional 2 steam turbines powered by the gas turbine exhaust heat recovery boilers. However, work could not commence on the project because NIPP funding was suspended immediately the contract was awarded.

The project was re-scoped to only 4 gas turbines operating in simple cycle mode following the wise counsell you represented and partly captured above. Construction works commenced on site in April 2010 and progressed rapidly according to schedule. The first gas turbine unit plus the common systems went into full commercial operation upon the conclusion of final completion tests on 14th July 2012, while the other three units were completed and put to commercial use in quick succession on 24th September, 30th October and 15th December 2012 respectively.


read more here.... http://247ureports.com/president-jonathan-commissions-omotosho-phase-ii-power-station/

AZeD1:
Those are the dates they were completed not started.

Like I suspected earlier, most were started by OBJ, suspended by Yar'Adua and completed by GEJ.

We need to give GEJ some kudos in the whole power stuff... his govt brought so many power stations online and I never knew till he left

FarahAideed:
We need to give GEJ some kudos in the whole power stuff... his govt brought so many power stations online and I never knew till he left

Like I said earlier OBJ started GEJ completed. I am not taking anything away from him. In fact, OBJ takes most of the blame because the projects were sited in places with no gas infrastructure.

Its why most of them are either non operational or working far below capacity.

NgeneUkwenu:
FAKE NEWS mynd44 check the date

look at this man.

Well, from your link...the contract was suspended till it was rescoped, funded, and completed by GEJ government...using Lagos-Ibadan railway as example PMB will get the credit if completed no matter the feasibility studies ,project design etc done by GEJ/OBJ .....

The contract for the construction of this second phase development of the power plant at Omotosho (Omotosho II) was initially executed with the contractors Messrs China Machinery & Engineering Corporation (CMEC) in April 2007 as a combined cycle power plant with 4 GE Frame 9 gas turbines and additional 2 steam turbines powered by the gas turbine exhaust heat recovery boilers. However, work could not commence on the project because NIPP funding was suspended immediately the contract was awarded.

AZeD1:
This is Phase II which tells you there was a Phase I.
Also it was started in 2010 means the project, design and feasibility studies had had been done before that.

The contract for the construction of this second phase development of the power plant at Omotosho (Omotosho II) was initially executed with the contractors Messrs China Machinery & Engineering Corporation (CMEC) in April 2007 as a combined cycle power plant with 4 GE Frame 9 gas turbines and additional 2 steam turbines powered by the gas turbine exhaust heat recovery boilers. However, work could not commence on the project because NIPP funding was suspended immediately the contract was awarded.

The project was re-scoped to only 4 gas turbines operating in simple cycle mode following the wise counsell you represented and partly captured above. Construction works commenced on site in April 2010 and progressed rapidly according to schedule. The first gas turbine unit plus the common systems went into full commercial operation upon the conclusion of final completion tests on 14th July 2012, while the other three units were completed and put to commercial use in quick succession on 24th September, 30th October and 15th December 2012 respectively.


read more here.... http://247ureports.com/president-jonathan-commissions-omotosho-phase-ii-power-station/

deji68:
Well from your link...the contract was suspended till it was rescoped funded and completed by GEJ government...using Lagos-Ibadan railaway as example PMB will get the credit if completed no matter the feasibility studies ,project design etc done by GEJ/OBJ .....


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If you read the person I replied to, you'll see I said OBJ started and GEJ completed.....

Ok.... have nice day

AZeD1:
If you read the person I replied to, you'll see I said OBJ started and GEJ completed.....