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I remember those days when there was steady power supply. If there is any reason for a break in power transmission, ECN (later called NEPA, which was in turn privatised) did publish a notice and/or announce it on TV days beforehand and power is restored as at the time stated in the said public announcement.

When will Nigeria be like this again?

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4:20 am,Nigeria can’t be like this again just forget it..

When the sun rises in the north and sets in the east.

when lizards grow hair and chickens grow teeth.

When China buys Nigeria.

When the rest of the world has migrated into space and Nigeria is the only country left on earth

after third world war then the remaining will come back with their senses

During this period, more than 75% of Nigerians did not have access to electricity

when we go back using ikoriko lamp or our normal lamp. cos our leaders don't want d common man to smile 4 even a minute.

When you divide Nigeria

There was truly a country.. We need to revolt this consistent circulation of Family helping the affairs of this country or we fight to divide... �

Lalasticlala

The day Nigeria becomes like this, I will use a spoon to eat my head.

Still happens, not not justifying any thing

When sai baba joins his ancestors

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-r1FIYRvcg&itct=CIoBEKQwIhMItvHmwo3j4QIVUnTgCh2qDgyLMgljNC1mZWVkLXVaGFVDT2xTbHVURkdqQzBoWUJUMGJDUGtJUQ%3D%3D&hl=en&client=mv-google&gl=NG

It happens in some countries but corruption won't let it happen again in Nigeria

The fight against corruption is a waste of time, what we need is structure, order and standardization of processes. When we do this anybody would be able to spot corruption from a million miles away and eliminate it.

Abuja Electricity Distribution Company does that everyday through their Twitter handle. You complain to them that power is off around your area and within an hour, power is restored, if the fault is minor.

Nigeria shall be great again

The Old NEPA/PHCN in Oshogbo used to announce at 6:30am on radio about scheduled interruption of power.

Although this 'notice' bring out nostalgia of our 'glorous past' , however it also show the Genesis of our current problems.


1) Why was there ONLY ONE electricity company generating, transmitting and distributing electricity in this Country?

2) How did the Military Government who made the decree that created NEPA think ONLY ONE Government owned company can serve the whole of Nigeria .

3) The mess we find ourselves in today is an attempt to unbundle the monster created during the Military Rule through over centralization.

You want to go back to the era of posting notices exclusively in newspapers? Na wa for you o.

Not This Century Again

OkaNaUbe:
I remember those days when there was steady power supply. If there is any reason for a break in power transmission, ECN (later called NEPA, which was in turn privatised) did publish a notice and/or announce it on TV days beforehand and power is restored as at the time stated in the said public announcement.

When will Nigeria be like this again?

With the type of political system of government we have in Nigeria? NEVER.

OkaNaUbe:
I remember those days when there was steady power supply. If there is any reason for a break in power transmission, ECN (later called NEPA, which was in turn privatised) did publish a notice and/or announce it on TV days beforehand and power is restored as at the time stated in the said public announcement.

When will Nigeria be like this again?

You don't use Twitter at all? Or you don't follow DisCos on Twitter.

It will happen but only after my grandmother's white hairs turn black

OkaNaUbe:
I remember those days when there was steady power supply. If there is any reason for a break in power transmission, ECN (later called NEPA, which was in turn privatised) did publish a notice and/or announce it on TV days beforehand and power is restored as at the time stated in the said public announcement.

When will Nigeria be like this again?

This is the man who made that announcement.

Igwe Ezeoba Alex Nwokedi.

Indeed,there was a country.

chinchum:
During this period, more than 75% of Nigerians did not have access to electricity

Your head dey correct.