₦airaland Forum

Area4Area:
Give us your figures for us to compare.

There are no figures because the instrumentality of government is shaped against any figures. Census has been rigged since 1963. Your voters register tells you that no state with all the riggings ever get 25% of the registered voters vote in an election. Nigeria is the only nation, even as northern Africans flock down here, has the deserted north as the overpopulated area. What else do you want to know.

slimjohn2k5:
No light for your people and you sell it out

Country with big issue

Because you cannot pay for it. Cost of generating one unit of electricity is same for an industrial customer and a residential customer but the tariffs are different. It is easier to collect payment from an industrial customer than a residential one. Makes more business sense that residential customers are lowest in the pecking order.

And where has the money been going to?

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Johans1991:
children of hate

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fg, leave Togo, Benin and Niger alone, think about Nigerians who don't pay bills first!!!

you want to quote me? I don't have light for the past three months, they have cut my wire after they collected my 5k, I am using generator and power bank to read nairaland!!!
welcome to Nigeria, the most populous black nation!!!

solmusdesigns:
Nigerias problem with power isnt lack of it, but distribution and transmission.. most discos delibrately shed power because they know 60% of energy gets stolen or lost

with 3,664 MW egypt a top african economy has enough power which is well distributed, rwanda haw 500mw and they are fine, Nigeria has 7000MW installed capacity but gencos would rather sell to smaller african countries than Nigerians

how can you type this rubbish confidently? Egypt generate far more than 3,644MW.

solmusdesigns:




if Buhari wants to go for a 3rd term , i am very sure ghanians , togolese and chadians would sneak into Nigeria to vote him out



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On the contrary, have you not heard that Nigerian visa is now made easy. The regime is seriously planning toward getting people from other African countries to vote for APC come 2023?

RockHard:
https://thenationonlineng.net/fg-tells-togo-benin-niger-to-pay-electricity-bills/

Just see this yeye country... Una never get light finish from the -15watts wey una dey produce,una begin supply other countries light again. But when I finally catch the angel wey send me come here o

chriskosherbal:
really are you very certain and serious about the bolded ....can you provide evidence sir.

Why should he be the one to provide you with evidence when you can simply use google?

hmmm

Your children are hungry and living in darkness, you are providing food and light for others, is this not madness. Stop this big brother nonsense

the borders must remain closed....!!

sai....!!

solmusdesigns:




if Buhari wants to go for a 3rd term , i am very sure ghanians , togolese and chadians would sneak into Nigeria to vote him out



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Swears

we lack and sell at same time.

Blue3k:
Lol good one from the FG. Niger and Benin should wise up and stop being so dependent. Niger Republic can use hydro, or nuclear or fossil fuel. Both countries could build dams generating the power themselves cutting out Nigerian middleman.

we supply them to prevent them from putting up their own dams as that will affect our water level for stable generation of electricity.

solmusdesigns:
If you check your map very well you would see that river niger flows into nigeria through this countries, and before building kanji and other hydropower dams Nigerian government reached an agreement with neighboring countries for them not to dam or cut river niger water supply and we shall provide part of their electricity needs, so should we be stupid enough to cut their powers, then they cut us from the source of water flow

tell them.

jahsharon:
Darkness is looming for these ungrateful neighbors. After throwing them into hunger and starvation by closing the borders, Buhari is about to throw them into darkness for owing electricity bills. You cannot be enjoying our electricity without paying. Even we the owners are paying. Pay up your debts now or get into long months or Years of darkness.

This is the soldier I voted for Major General Muhammadu Buhari.

So you're part of those that voted this failure. I hope you're enjoying the suffering. We could've all rallied together and voted Sowore or some other new politician, but we chose to vote someone with a proven record of ineptitude

9jaArea:
If we don't give them they will dam rivers and Nigeria will suffer it.

And who is surfering it? it's we the poor masses. I went to start a business the first thing I did was to buy generator to power my tools.
But I do understand you bro.

Day2logic:
I doubt if the 3 countries combined have the population of some states in Nigeria. I believe population and landmass is part of our problems. To be honest Democracy will hardly work in this country with our differences.

For those quoting me. I mentioned differences and you continue to compare Nigeria with China, US and the likes. SMH.
Nigeria is indeed big and we have too many tribes and ethnic groups.

Benin 11.4millions people
Niger 22.4
Togo 7.9

solmusdesigns:
If you check your map very well you would see that river niger flows into nigeria through this countries, and before building kanji and other hydropower dams Nigerian government reached an agreement with neighboring countries for them not to dam or cut river niger water supply and we shall provide part of their electricity needs, so should we be stupid enough to cut their powers, then they cut us from the source of water flow

Le them cut the dam? Funny dude

Awon Werey No Light For 9ja U Dey Give Silly Countries Light

You can goggle that information. I think you should mellow down on this GDP this GDP that, and focus on the overall well-being and standard of living of Nigerians. Nigeria’s greatest assets are its people, not oil and gas, or anything.

You are quoting GDP. What I want to hear from you is how are nigerians doing, in terms of life expectancy, access to jobs, poverty levels, electricity, water, quality education, personal security, food etc. These are considered necessities of life. So what is the point of a big GDP when the people are suffering, in all ramifications?

Area4Area:
Give us the GDP purchasing power and nominal of Rwanda and the per capital

GENEGIRIA:
You can goggle that information. I think you should mellow down on this GDP this GDP that, and focus on the overall well-being and standard of living of Nigerians. Nigeria’s greatest assets are its people, not oil and gas, or anything.

You are quoting GDP. What I want to hear from you is how are nigerians doing, in terms of life expectancy, access to jobs, poverty levels, electricity, water, quality education, personal security, food etc. These are considered necessities of life. So what is the point of a big GDP when the people are suffering, in all ramifications?

Just like some Ghanaians are suffering as well, your companies are suffering, your government is suffering and you suffering too.

The report alleging that Ghana was owing Nigeria for gas purchases was published more than one and half years ago. Nobody had a good sense to find out if the debt had been cleared or not? And they are still recycling old, stale news. How about an attempts to dig up more current news in Ghana’s so-called indebtedness to Nigeria gas? Or you call NNPC to ask, can’t you?

In any case, if Ghana is owing Nigeria till now, will nigeria continue to supply gas to Ghana? But never mind, just google and find out if indeed Ghana is still owing Nigeria for gas sold in the past. I know what the latest story is, but I want you to look for the latest info on this issue yourself.

I am also delighted to inform you that Ghana’s dependence on gas imports from Nigeria is shrinking. Currently Ghana produces more than 400 million scf per day from its own OCTP, Jubile and TEN fields. So, the 60 million scf/d from Nigeria, which is even erratic, unavailable most of the time, is a small and insignificant part of the current Ghana gas supply story. With more supplies expected from new gas field under development, Ghana really doesn’t need to import gas.

Area4Area:
A link to when Ghana paid up in full please

Nonsense! How do you define suffering? This is a very stvpid thing to say. Ghanaians are suffering? And yet nigerians are arriving in Ghana in their thousands, every day in search of refuge

How? Is Ghana the poverty capital of the world? Do we have 16 million children out of school in Ghana? Have kidnappers,boko haram, armed robbers taken over Ghana? Life expectancy is 65 years in Ghana. What is life expectancy in Nigeria what is the health and education budget for Nigeria, compared with Ghana? Ghanaians enjoy regular electricity. How many hours of electricity do nigerians enjoy? what is the unemployment rate in Nigeria? chai

Inflation is currently 7% in Ghana. What is the current level of inflation in Nigeria? Chai, Sufferin* n Smiling Ghana’s economy is growing at 8.8%. What is the growth level of the nigerian economy?

Area4Area:
Just like some Ghanaians are suffering as well, your companies are suffering, your government is suffering and you suffering too.

GENEGIRIA:
The report alleging that Ghana was owing Nigeria for gas purchases was published more than one and half years ago. Nobody had a good sense to find out if the debt had been cleared or not? And they are still recycling old, stale news. How about an attempts to dig up more current news in Ghana’s so-called indebtedness to Nigeria gas? Or you call NNPC to ask, can’t you?

In any case, if Ghana is owing Nigeria till now, will nigeria continue to supply gas to Ghana? But never mind, just google and find out if indeed Ghana is still owing Nigeria for gas sold in the past. I know what the latest story is, but I want you to look for the latest info on this issue yourself.

I am also delighted to inform you that Ghana’s dependence on gas imports from Nigeria is shrinking. Currently Ghana produces more than 400 million scf per day from its own OCTP, Jubile and TEN fields. So, the 60 million scf/d from Nigeria, which is even erratic, unavailable most of the time, is a small and insignificant part of the current Ghana gas supply story. With more supplies expected from new gas field under development, Ghana really doesn’t need to import gas.

Give us link to when Ghana paid up, no need for epistles

GENEGIRIA:
Nonsense! How do you define suffering? This is a very stvpid thing to say. Ghanaians are suffering? And yet nigerians are arriving in Ghana in their thousands, every day in search of refuge

How? Is Ghana the poverty capital of the world? Do we have 16 million children out of school in Ghana? Have kidnappers,boko haram, armed robbers taken over Ghana? Life expectancy is 65 years in Ghana. What is life expectancy in Nigeria what is the health and education budget for Nigeria, compared with Ghana? Ghanaians enjoy regular electricity. How many hours of electricity do nigerians enjoy? what is the unemployment rate in Nigeria? chai

Inflation is currently 7% in Ghana. What is the current level of inflation in Nigeria? Chai, Sufferin* n Smiling Ghana’s economy is growing at 8.8%. What is the growth level of the nigerian economy?

8.8% indeed, projected growth made last year, give us the actual growth rate for Q1, Q2, and Q3 2019.

What will then happen to Hydro Power Plant in Kainji Dam if this countries decided to block the river that came all the way from their countries?

Give your own growth rate first. I hope you know the IMF is concerned Nigeria could slip back into recession,huh? You are not even growing your economy fast enough to keep pace with population. That is disaster right there.

The truth is that nigerians love poverty n suffering why do you think the voted massively fir Buhari? the man promised to take them to the next level of poverty. And he is delivering in his campaign promise a nigerian falls into the poverty trap every six minutes. Calculate the number of poor people in Nigeria when his term ends in 2023. Someone even drank gutter water in your country, to celebrate buhari’s election wn chai

Area4Area:
8.8% indeed, projected growth made last year, give us the actual growth rate for Q1, Q2, and Q3 2019.