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Another lie

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Seetto:
We pray so, whether he is telling lies or saying the truth, this is what we are praying for, since discos license have expired after the ogogoro master sign a contract putting the federal government at a difficult edge to take discos back from the portfolio political briefcase business men, the federal government have right to take important decision on issues regarding electricity generation and distribution..

Didn't APC promised stable power during 2015 elections?

RenaissanceGuy:
To start with, Nigeria needs to break up.

The current generation of 3400MW for a population of 200m people is less than 30% of what Minnesota's 5.5 million people use.

yes! The US had to break up for minnesota to achieve that.

Thunder strikes you there.

Mutaultope:
Lai Mohammed, the Minister of Information and Culture has told Nigerians to expect 11,000 megawatts of electricity by 2023 following the agreement the Nigerian government reached with German firm Siemens.


He said the German firm will be growing the present 3,400 megawatts to 7,000MW by the end of next year. Lai Mohammed added that they will then grow the megawatts to 1,000 megawatts by the end of 2023 (phase 2) and 25,000 megawatts in the third phase.



The minister said;
“Following an agreement with German company Siemens in July 2019 to boost power supply in Nigeria, the stage is set for the perennial power problem to become a thing of the past.
“Under the three-phase agreement, Nigerians will enjoy 7,000 megawatts of reliable power supply by the end of 2021 (phase 1), 11,000 megawatts by the end of 2023 (phase 2) and 25,000 megawatts in the third phase.

“To put things in perspective, Nigeria’s current power generation capacity is more than 13,000 megawatts, but only an average of 3,400 megawatts reliably reach consumers. In essence, the current amount of power that reaches consumers will more than double by the end of next year.

“In addition, this will create thousands of jobs and will leapfrog the country into the next level of industrial and social development.”





source:
https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2020/5/expect-11000-mw-of-electricity-by-2023-lai-mohammed.html

edoairways:
Didn't APC promised stable power during 2015 elections?

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Do you have reading comprehension? go back and digest what you quoted...

Seetto:
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Do you have reading comprehension? go back and digest what you quoted...

Probably you have comprehension problem. APC said they will make power stable when enter power, as that happened since they came on board? Didn't one minister said for Nigeria to have stable power they should vote out pdp, as anything change since then? Keep on believing these lies from these politicians

edoairways:
Probably you have comprehension problem. APC said they will make power stable when enter power, as that happened since they came on board? Didn't one minister said for Nigeria to have stable power they should vote out pdp, as anything change since then? Keep on believing these lies from these politicians

Oga lets be realistic that was a campaign,even trump promised things he didnt fulfill,its not black and white,its easier said than done,but gradually things are being done

babasolution:
Oga lets be realistic that was a campaign,even trump promised things he didnt fulfill,its not black and white,its easier said than done,but gradually things are being done

You want to compare Trump with PMB? Trump fulfilled many promises while PMB didn't, what does it take to have at least 12hrs power supply nationwide?

edoairways:
You want to compare Trump with PMB? Trump fulfilled many promises while PMB didn't, what does it take to have at least 12hrs power supply nationwide?

some states in Nigeria already experience that,you people are just filled with vile negativity

babasolution:
some states in Nigeria already experience that,you people are just filled with vile negativity

Which yeyetic state? PMB failed woefully in this regard

edoairways:
Which yeyetic state? PMB failed woefully in this regard

ok