₦airaland Forum

AdemolaA2:
Wonder why a 13 year old boy would resort to committing suicide because of mere allegation .. shows his parents aren’t close to their son ..otherwise , he would have waited for them to get back and allow his parents to defend him .. may his soul Rest In Peace ...

PatriotTemidayo:
Grow up and grow some balls. Especially the kind of balls Deji has demonstrated over time.

Ishilove:
With the present crop of leaders we have here, Nigeria is not going to get better soon.

The good thing is if you grew up here, you can survive almost anywhere in the world because Nigeria trains you to be tough and hard as shells. That's what we should be grateful for; the training

Xda59:
"The landlord, who has been a tenant of Nigerian DJ Emmanuel İfeanyi Orwunnah (32), who has been living in the building for 2 years, had not heard from him for 3 days"...

okefrancis:
Read well sir

AriwaMendieta:
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gredenco1:
Hmmm
This is probably part of the leaked documents .
The cause of that woman's death will still come to light soon

Seraphserah:
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Grgton:
if you call Enugu that. what about a state struggling to construct just one flyover for 5yrs now

careytommy37:
Obviously you are a benefactor of the epileptic power situation in this country.
I noticed many of your previous negative comments on the nigh impossibility of constant power supply on this thread earlier but this takes the cake!
You are a very greedy person and karma will surely catch up with you and you family.
$900B to generate power in Nigeria?
How much did the United States that has near perfect power supply invest in their power industry?

GenBuhari:
We have to continue to try and do things ourselves until we get it right.

GenBuhari:
Why Siemens?

Why not simply nationalise all the DisCos and let govt be responsible for distribution?

In fact Nigerian foolishness weak me.

kokomilala:
Although Siemens too is corrupt and has a history of inducing politicians wherever they go off the record.But I prefer them to these charlatans who parade themselves as energy operators.
In the wake of the privatisation, I was initially optimistic,but the moment I saw Nigerian firms bidding,I stopped following the process.
I was humbly opined that Nigeria needed about 300 billion USD to revamp the sector, and the government doesn't have the money. Someone asked me who would do it.And I said investors. Now,it us about to take place. The Eko Disco and co do not have the infrastructure and technical know-how to address the problem,the crux of which is the obsolete transmission lines that lose power generated. Siemens, hopefully should address it.But I would have liked to see General Electric of US come in too.

Gnaeusmagnus:
Nope, my motive is to inform you that disengaging from the discos is not your typical no fault quickie divorce

Settlements must be paid

Jestin:
Somehow somehow, I just feel this guy has a mental health issue.

EricksonDick:
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EkunKekere:
Siemens will come with a typically efficient German work model and the impact will be felt. All the useless aboki led discos can fvck off and leave distribution in more competent hands.

Gnaeusmagnus:
It is because discos are not being paid by most Nigerians that they put pressure on those of us that do pay, and that they don't have the cash to make the needed improvements.

We need something like 40000mw before we can see power 24/7 across the country. And it costs money. That's why power was privatised in the first place