Drama As Power Failure Disrupts Senate Probe On Power (Page 3)

The Hypocrisy of Buhari has no Comparison. Encouraging Boko Haram while IPOB are Detained. As Military Frees 128 Boko Haram Detainees In Borno. Lets ask ourselves some discerning questions Apart from Bokoharam members killed in active service, has any captured BH member been tried and sentenced? Who declared these released suspects not guilty and where are the guilty ones? What plans does Buhari have for the guilty Bokoharam members?. At least Chad has been prosecuting and executing them. Why was Zakari Biu re-instated back into the police force after obvious ties with the Boko Haram terror sect under Buhari? Why has Shekau not released any videos attacking Buhari like he did under GEJ? Why did Buhari make a sudden turn to claim that Chibok girls have all been married out to Bokoharam members yet the military claim to have conquered BH ... So where are the girls? Why is the North not blaming Buhari for not finding Chibok girls as promised? What is #Oby Ezekwesili's comment after being told the Chibok girls have been married out

its a signal meaning do not probe

The ongoing probe of the power sector from 1999 till date by the Senate ad hoc committee was characterized by drama and confusion yesterday, as the proceeding was disrupted by power failure eight times.
Yesterday’s proceeding started at about 11:30a.m. and ended abruptly at 4p.m.due to about 15 minutes of power failure at intervals, for eight different times, from 2p.m. when the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Power, Ambassador Godknows Igali, was making a submission on behalf of the various electricity companies.
The situation forced operators from the power sector to make use of their phone light and video camera light to make presentation before the committee.
Despite the situation, the lawmakers continued with the proceedings without microphones and other electrical appliances needed. The cameramen, on their part, had to use their camera lights to capture the meeting.
Following the power outage, the committee had no choice but to resort to the use of rechargeable  lamps and camera lights
Chairman of the Committee, Abubakar Kyari (APC, Borno North) also had a dose of the power failure as he was interrupted while commenting on issues raised by some of the stakeholders.
‘It’s sabotage’
Moved by the development, Senator Kyari, after the session, told journalists that the committee would investigate what led to the power outages during the session, alleging that it was sabotage aimed at frustrating the committee.
He vowed that the public hearing proper on the sector would hold in due course, adding “the power outages experienced here today (yesterday) further underscores the relevance of this committee at this critical time, but we shall investigate whether or not they are deliberate.”

Hope something useful will come out of this