Yankee101:
Then kick out these distributors. If oyinbo will give us steady power bring them in.

With all the oil and gas (Dubai powers on oil), Rivers and God given sunshine (solar cells are at it's cheapest ever!) We have no reason to wait for 5 years. We flare gas every single second!

Must we do our own revolution like Ghana and France?

We can bring in foreign investors, but they will raise bills drastically to recoup their investment

theoldpretender:


We can bring in foreign investors, but they will raise bills drastically to recoup their investment

You prefer less expensive lights outs?

That's for being honest
Not like were hoping for it to happen anyways

sexyanyabubakar:
IF I TRANSMISSION YOU NOW, YOU WILL KNOW IM WICKED

Please transmission me to Amelica

Can someone please assist me with the definition of a "Stable power supply in Nigeria"?
Like our electricity has ever been stable for a day.

lobell:
And that idiot said Nigerians have too much electricity they can not use it all up.

Please which of the Buffalos made the statement?

AceDomino:

Please which of the Buffalos made the statement?

Femi Adesina, with his fat face.

theoldpretender:
That is their truth, and the painful but is we have to pay more money to get there

It's not even about money. if all government officials (added together) stop looting whatever and wherever they can, there would be enough money to double the production capacity every 2 to 3 years. If local gangsters (stop calling them youths, I beg!!!) stop extorting money from investors and developers, if the politicians spend every naira presented on the federal contracts instead pocketing 95% of it... then maybe, just maybe, Nigeria can improve gradually over the next 20-30 years.

However, the way it works now... A tender will be issued by the government for the building of a power plant. The contractor will deliver the tender documentation with the quote of, let's say, N100 million. Then the decision maker will call the contractor and say hey, we like your offer. However, there is a problem with your quote. It should be N1 billion. Please correct it and come back tomorrow. The contractor already knows how it all works and will comply with the request for change in the quotation. In the end, something that could cost under N100m will be paid 10 times more. The decision maker (your politician) will pocket 90% of it. But that is not the end of the troubles. The contractor will have to spend a significant portion of the N100m amount to settle local useless !diots (you call them youths), to settle local chiefs etc... and the fact that the contractor doesn't have the whole N100m for the project will force him to use substandard quality of materials and services.

So, this way, Nigerians are forced to pay 10 times mroe for the sh!t quality.

That's their cup of tea, I will soon forget them by going solar.

If we want to enjoy uninterrupted electricity supply that is also cheaper than the darkness that we currently pay for, we should buy Solario solar tokens. Each solar token costs just $1.20 and is a voucher for 100 kWh of electricity derived from renewable energy.

Buy as many solar tokens as you can afford, you can even buy 1 solar token if you like. Just remember that each token is a voucher for 100 kWh of electricity.

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lobell:


Femi Adesina, with his fat face.

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That gay