“In the area of power generation, Nigerians from all parts of the country continue to report better power supply and less use of generators. This underscores the effectiveness of the methodical plan to deliver incremental and uninterrupted power supply to our homes, markets, offices and factories.
“The country achieved 5,222.3 MW representing the highest peak of power generated onto the national grid and delivered to customers in December, 2017. With new facilities, repairs and rehabilitations by government and private investors, generation capability now exceeds 7,500 MW,” he said.
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mikky_8 Na today I no say this man no really well
juliet.chilaka.jc Um yea cause many people can’t afford food to talkless of fuel
porsche_christy Blood of Zachariah
zibahsbabyUncle B Issa liarrr
ladytoolz Eran ko
adoyesonia May God forgive this thing called president
poshyomaa This man is mocking Nigerians
citybuilders_properties For where !!! Lie wan kill person !! no light for close to a month now , still got like 12k bill .
u.n.c.l.e_tee Truth is, Nigeria will never have constant electricity because the government feed from the misery of the people in form of Taxation on imported Generators. With the government not providing electricity, that means more Revenue for the government in the form of Taxes on imported generators. With constant electricity, that means no more importation of Generators, Generator sellers will lose money and generator repairers will lose more job. So in a nutshell the government will lose more tax money and have more jobless people when Nigeria have constant light.
jimenezobi The president is living in UK now Nigeria
cyndi_lush Say whaaaatt?
?
emmyjz us Yea actually Because is too expensive and many Nigerians can't afford it
nishoneje Out of all countries, am a Tanzanian but hearing Nigeria has a problem with electricity? am shocked trust me.. If t was some other unfamous countries I would agree, am not saying famous brings electricity but for NG expectations are just high
shadebash_This man is not alright
oncarela Wow, I slept with mine on all night
juliet.chilaka.jc Um yea cause many people can’t afford food to talkless of fuel
porsche_christy Blood of Zachariah
zibahsbabyUncle B Issa liarrr
ladytoolz Eran ko
adoyesonia May God forgive this thing called president
poshyomaa This man is mocking Nigerians
citybuilders_properties For where !!! Lie wan kill person !! no light for close to a month now , still got like 12k bill .
u.n.c.l.e_tee Truth is, Nigeria will never have constant electricity because the government feed from the misery of the people in form of Taxation on imported Generators. With the government not providing electricity, that means more Revenue for the government in the form of Taxes on imported generators. With constant electricity, that means no more importation of Generators, Generator sellers will lose money and generator repairers will lose more job. So in a nutshell the government will lose more tax money and have more jobless people when Nigeria have constant light.
jimenezobi The president is living in UK now Nigeria
cyndi_lush Say whaaaatt?
?emmyjz us Yea actually Because is too expensive and many Nigerians can't afford it
nishoneje Out of all countries, am a Tanzanian but hearing Nigeria has a problem with electricity? am shocked trust me.. If t was some other unfamous countries I would agree, am not saying famous brings electricity but for NG expectations are just high
shadebash_This man is not alright
oncarela Wow, I slept with mine on all night
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