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Parachoko:No problem. The deal is officially known as the Presidential Power Initiative, and the aim is to provide Nigeria with 25,000 megawatts of electricity by 2025. Here it is: https://www.theafricareport.com/207351/nigerias-first-presidential-power-initiative-to-boost-capacity-to-25000mw-by-2025/ |
Ijaya123:THANK YOU. HELP ME ASK AM O. IS IT NOT THIS SAME NIGERIA WE HAVE BEEN THAT EVEN IN RAINY SEASON, WE DON'T GO FOR A WHOLE DAY WITHOUT POWER CUTS? |
Enkidu70:I can't be empty headed because I'm schooling your dumbass, and know far more than you about virtually everything worth knowing. |
seanwilliam:NO WORRIES. I CAN SCHOOL THESE KIDS EASILY BECAUSE THEY KNOW NOTHING APART FROM NEGATIVITY AND DISGRUNTLEMENT. The way they moan and groan you would never believe they are barely one generation removed from starving, rag wearing, illiterate village peasants under colonial subjugation. Majority of them are living lives their grandparents could only dream of. They have education, expensive gadgets, smartphones, cars and business opportunities staring them in the face everywhere they look, including on their smartphones. These are people whose grandparents rode creaky bicycles in the village IF they were well-to-do. Yet all they know is to complain and groan morning till night, and consider their country ''failed'' because it is not developed like Japan or America. Useless generation of loafers. |
HedwigesMaduro:GO AND TELL THAT TO YOUR ILLITERATE GRANDPA VILLAGE PEASANT WHO LIVED A LIFE OF REAL UNDERDEVELOPMENT UNDER COLONIAL RULE, WITH ZERO INFRASTRUCTURE, COMPARED TO YOUR PAMPERED, AJEBOTA LIFE TODAY. |
HedwigesMaduro:GHANA HAS POWER SUPPLY ISSUES TILL TODAY, BUT HER TINY POPULATION OF 25 MILLION MEANS SHE WILL NOT NEED TO COVER EVEN 1/10TH OF NIGERIA'S POWER NEEDS, SO USE YOUR BRAIN. IT IS NOT THERE FOR DECORATION. |
Enkidu70:GO AND TAKE A ROPE AND HANG YOURSELF BECAUSE NIGERIA IS IMPROVING AND WILL CONTINUE TO IMPROVE, MUCH TO YOUR DISTRESS AND ANGER. IPOB DEMON. |
Bontafa:IF THEY GIVE YOU POLITICAL POWER TODAY, YOU WILL STEAL THE NATION BLIND. WE KNOW YOUR TYPE. FULL OF COMPLAINTS AND CRITICISM, BUT THE MOMENT YOU ARE GIVEN POWER, YOU WILL TURN BILLIONAIRE OVERNIGHT AND FORGET YOUR 'SAINTHOOD'. COME ON GET OUT OF THIS PLACE. |
Bontafa:GET LOST WITH YOUR WRETCHED SELF, YOU NASTY PERSON. YOU DESERVE NOTHING GOOD IN THIS WORLD BECAUSE THE LITTLE YOU GET, YOU SPIT ON IT. GO TO HELL AND REMAIN THERE. THAT'S WHERE YOU BELONG. |
Bontafa:YOU ARE SATANIC TO BY ANGRY IN THE FACE OF IMPROVEMENTS. RETURN TO HELL WHERE YOU BELONG WITH YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL. ENEMY OF PROGRESS. |
Bontafa:LOW IQ DUNCE, NAIRALAND HAS PEOPLE FROM EVERY SINGLE STATE, AND NO ONE HAS SAID ''MY STATE IS THE SAME AS ALWAYS WITH NO LIGHT'', SO WE CAN CONFIDENTLY CONCLUDE THE IMPROVEMENT IS NATIONWIDE. MAYBE YOU LIVE IN CHAD OR NIGER REPUBLIC WHERE LESS THAN 10% HAVE ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY. |
Bontafa:ACTUALLY YES SHE IS, AS ATTESTED TO BY MANY HERE WHO SAY THEY HAVEN'T SEEN POWER BLINK IN DAYS. MUMU. |
THE LAGOS STATE GOVT NEEDS TO LOOK AT ABUJA AND MAKE LAGOS LIKE THAT. NOBODY WILL NEED ''WOOING'' TO INVEST THERE ONCE THIS IS DONE, BECAUSE EVERYONE KNOWS THERE IS MONEY IN LAGOS. SIMPLY COVER ALL THOSE OPEN GUTTERS, BUILD PEDESTRIAN SIDEWALKS ON EVERY STREET, INCLUDING SMALL SIDE STREETS, NOT JUST ON MAJOR ROADS. CREATE MORE PUBLIC PARKS AND GREEN SPACES ETC. DO THAT, AND THE WORLD WILL RUSH TO INVEST IN LAGOS WITHOUT PROMPTING. |
Agboriotejoye:Another dumb illiterate with nothing upstairs. You know them by their method, which is to barge into the thread, insult the OP, and sneak out without contributing anything. |
Viscuz:Go to school. Illiterate. Do you know anything apart from how to abuse Buhari? |
ufotty2001:HE IS LYING. DON'T MIND HIM. IN FACT THE MINUTE HE MENTIONED PH, I KNEW HE WAS LYING. |
iwaeda:The 'covid pandemic' halted the Siemens deal for 2 years, so shush. |
ityP:Thanks for confirming the reality. ![]() |
jeyem:This doesn't tell the whole story and amounts to a misrepresentation of facts. Nigeria's installed generating capacity is over 13,000 megawatts. Our problem is not generation, but poor distribution capacity caused by an antiquated grid, and that is now being fixed with the Siemens deal. Egypt had the exact same problem we do, and Siemens was called in, and they fixed it in 5 years, leading to Egypt now generating and distributing around 20,000 mw. |
Invest4growth:SIEMENS ARE ALREADY HERE. It was the 'covid pandemic' that delayed their work, as the contract was signed in early 2020 just before the 'pandemic', which stopped all work and shipments worldwide for nearly 2 years. Now the contract execution is back on full steam, and it is really just a question of time before Nigeria witnesses an explosive and stunning improvement in power supply. And when that happens in the next 2 to 3 years under a new administration, Nigerians should remember to commend the Buhari administration for initiating it. |
Hitsport16:It is a MYTH that Ghana ''doesn't have the resources we have''. Here's a little secret: Proportionate to her size and population, Ghana is more richly endowed with resources than Nigeria. Ghana is a country of just 25 million people - the population of one state in Nigeria. Yet she is the 2nd largest gold exporter in Africa after South Africa, the largest exporter of cocoa in Africa, and an oil and gas exporter of note on the continent. There's no reason why Ghana should not be fully developed with abundant power supply, cheap food, top class infrastructure and more. But instead what we see is Ghana running to the IMF to bail her out of her economic collapse, as inflation and hunger run riot in the country. I can't remember when last Nigeria approached the IMF for a bailout loan. Must have been in the 1980s or something. |
Enkidu70:If you didn't have the intellect of a toad, you would have seen where I typed that Nigeria had an installed generating capacity exceeding 13,000 megawatts, and that her problem was primarily distribution, which the Siemens deal is here to deal with. Stupid, ignorant dunce. |
Uchek:Go and study history and quit embarrassing yourself. China closed its economy to the world right up till 1978 specifically, when she began a process of opening up to foreign commerce. This was not an instant transformation, but took place slowly throughout the 1980s, reaching its peak in the early 1990s. https://www.jri.co.jp/english/periodical/rim/1999/RIMe199904threereforms/ Prior to this 'opening up', a combination of outright bans and extremely high import tariffs served to protect her economy from foreign imports, encouraging local industrialisation, such that by the 1980s, she had established a strong enough local industrial base to open up the economy to the multinationals and foreign competitors. This is really the only true and fast way to develop a country, ie initial bans and high import tariffs to force local innovation and industrialisation, even at the risk of local discomfort and suffering. The trouble with it is that it requires a brutal dictatorship to enforce, since democratic societies would never support a restriction of their freedoms, including the freedom to import everything they need in a 'free market'. |
SaintBishop:''Black Americans'' did NOT say anything against Tobi Amusan. It was ONE GUY, Michael Johnson who complained that her win was wind-assisted. He is one man and he does not speak for 'black Americans'. |
SeunDAssLicker:My friend will you go and sit down. Mr Perfect. I'm sure if they elect you, you will produce 100,000 megawatts in one week. Loudmouthed buffoon. If there is improvement in power supply we should all keep quiet and not say anything. EVIL MIND. |
TheWolfen:Please, how is India ''far ahead of Nigeria in almost every sector''? They may be ahead, but there is no way they are ''far ahead''. India is still a developing country with high levels of corruption, mismanagement, mass poverty, illiteracy, and dirty cities with open defecation, slums, power cuts, etc. They are not ''far ahead'' of Nigeria in any respect. The size of their country means they have an abundance of human and natural resources, They have also done well in economic diversification and taxation, giving them an annual budget of 527 billion dollars. So they can generally do more stuff, like build space rockets etc. But in terms of living standards, they are not 'far ahead' of Nigeria or indeed Africa as a whole. |
Uchek:Why should you not compare Nigeria with those countries? Is it not human beings that live there? Or you think those countries don't have resources of their own? You think only Nigeria has resources? Even the oil you think you have, UAE has three times your reserves, and exports thrice your number of barrels per day for their tiny 9 million population. Yet you people think you should be 'like Dubai' because you 'have oil'. No sir. Your 200 million population means your oil and gas revenue and annual budget of 35 billion dollars are grossly insufficient to develop your country. You need further economic diversification, and that takes decades to achieve. So instead of going around saying your country is ''failed'', recognise your true situation of being a developing country, and stop living in fantasy land, in which you could easily be ''like Dubai'' and ''like the USA'' (whose annual budget is 7.6 trillion dollars) if only those 'corrupt leaders' would 'stop stealing all our money'. Which money do you have? It is the height of ignorance to reason that way. The UK, France, Germany etc all have annual budgets surpassing 2 trillion dollars. Nigeria is a poor country compared to those nations, and it has absolutely nothing to do with ''our leaders''. When it suits your narrative, you use United States and Europe ( example: even developed countries like America and Japan borrow money and have huge debts) and when it doesn’t, you say Nigeria still a developing country. That’s the mark of mediocrity.Sorry I've no idea what you're on about here. |
sanpipita:Fair enough. Thanks for the correction. Blame the Nairametrics site for the mix-up, as they called it a 'record high'. https://nairametrics.com/2022/09/04/nigerians-are-experiencing-improved-power-supply-as-generation-reaches-a-record-high-since-august-2022/ Nevertheless, the current 5,043 represents the highest level of generation and distribution in the last few years, and so remains commendable. |
sanpipita:IT HAS NEVER IMPROVED TO THIS LEVEL, WHATEVER THE 'SEASON'. WHY? BECAUSE POWER GENERATION AND DISTRIBUTION HAS SURPASSED 5,000 MW FOR THE FIRST TIME IN OUR HISTORY. |
sanpipita:STOP LYING. In previous years we were generating 3000+ megawatts at best, including during the rainy season. The current improvement is not just about ''rainy season'', but actual improvement in power generation and distribution capacity, surpassing 5,043 megawatts. |
EvangDrGeo:Developing nations are not ''failed, failing countries''. THEY ARE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. This misunderstanding of the world is why so many of you are drowning in inferiority complex, because you think being in development is ''failure''. You talk of China in 1960. Are you prepared to do what China did to get where they are today? Are you aware that China banned all imports for 3 decades or more up till the 1990s, forcing everyone but the very richest to go around in bicycles, and buy ONLY made in China goods, regardless of product quality? When your daddy was driving that Peugeot 504 or Mercedes 280s in the 1980s, his Chinese counterpart was riding a bicycle to work. And all this was enforced by a brutal one party dictatorship that murdered and jailed countless millions of opposition figures, in a brutal, repressive crackdown that remains till today, with no real freedoms or human rights. ARE YOU READY TO GO THROUGH THAT IN NIGERIA TODAY in order to be industrialised and self sufficient in the next 20 to 30 years? If you're not, then don't compare yourself with China. You people only see the shiny bright lights of these countries, but you don't take the time and effort to learn what they actually did to attain their wealth. The USA and Europe gained all their wealth by enslaving and looting the entire world population, destroying civilizations left, right and centre. Do you wish to take that path? Oya go and invade your neighbours and seize their land and resources and kill their people. That's what Britain and co did to be rich. Don't just admire those countries. Study what they did to be rich and developed. If you cannot replicate their evil, then don't feel inferior to them. |
OriOko88:Ode, I said among DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, it is a fact that the bigger the country (eg India, Pakistan, Bangladesh), the more acute the power problems. So why are you mentioning Russia and China? Are those developing nations? Pakistan power crisis https://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/Pakistan-blackouts-choke-economy-as-China-power-plants-go-unpaid India power crisis https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/explained-why-india-is-facing-longest-power-cuts-in-6-years/articleshow/91198487.cms As far as power generation, Nigeria's issue is not power generation capacity but rather power distribution. So asking us to name Pakistan's generation is irrelevant. Nigeria's installed power generation capacity is over 13,000 megawatts which is sufficient in the short to medium term. The ongoing Siemens power deal (which you know nothing about) is aimed at improving the national grid and its distribution capacity, so that the nation can generate and distribute more power across the country. |
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