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All this your long epistle didn't answer the question.
Again the question is; What will it take Nigeria to have constant Electricity.?
@NGRPresident has been in office almost 4yrs, His still procrastinating about Electricity.
FG PLANS $2BN EAST–WEST SUPER GRID TO BOOST TRANSMISSION CAPACITY TO 19,000MW
Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, disclosed that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had authorised work on the project, with procurement already underway.
What To Know:
- The proposed East–West Super Grid will cut across the country, linking major transmission corridors in the North and South. It is expected to increase the network’s capacity from about 4,000–5,000MW to at least 19,000MW, providing greater capacity to evacuate electricity to consumers.
- Tegbe identified stability as the government’s immediate priority, crediting better coordination among the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), the Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) and generation companies for improved response to disruptions.
- He cited the restoration of a damaged transmission line within four to five days, compared with the much longer periods previously required. He also directed that the Oshogbo–Ikeja West line be repaired by the end of November.
- The minister disclosed that the Federal Government had paid about ₦1.2 trillion out of the ₦3.3 trillion power-sector debt. He said the government intends to clear the outstanding balance next year to improve the liquidity of generation companies and strengthen their ability to pay for gas.
- The government is working to maximise the capacity of underutilised facilities, including the Alaoji and Afam power plants in the Niger Delta, by improving their output and ensuring electricity can be transmitted to areas where it is needed.
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Thats reason I keep saying, prayers without action is death, no result. If the decision of those we govern affect the quality of our lifestyle, then what that tells you.
Treat the 2027 presidential election as though your entire life depends on it, because believe me, it does. The decisions made by those who govern you will determine the quality of your education, healthcare, electricity, security, economy and the opportunities available to your children. This is not just another election. It is a decision about the future you will have to live with. Take it seriously.
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For civil authorities don’t intimidate those who are doing good, but those who are doing evil. So, do what is right and you’ll never need to fear those in authority. They will commend you for your good citizenship.Those in authority are God’s servants for the good of society. But if you break the law, you have reason to be alarmed, for they are God’s agents of punishment to bring criminals to justice. Why do you think they carry weapons? ”
Romans 13:3-4 TPT
Prayer without action is death. Leadership is service to God's people. As Jesus Christ said, the son of came to serve and not to be served. Our civic responsibility is to choose Good savant, men and women after God's Heart. Just as none of us will employ an incompetent House help, a builder without capacity to build our house. So, let us come out emass to choose a leader with passion, competent and capacity to serve us. Because the decision and policies the make in while government. Effect our prayers here on earth, positively or negatively.
It's not enough to vote; we must stay till the votes are counted, and follow it up till the collation centers!
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So, this drums are electrical equipments? Hope you're OK.
FG begins evacuation of abandoned electricity equipment from Lagos ports.
Imagine transformers, high-tension cables and other critical power equipment gathering dust in Nigerian ports for 14–20 years.🙆😳
Over 300 containers were abandoned. Customs has now begun releasing 98 of them, with the first 44 cleared for deployment to power projects in Kaduna, Osun, Nasarawa and Cross River.
We cannot keep complaining about electricity while critical infrastructure lies abandoned in our own ports.
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In a working country you would have resigned, zero integrity. The man that employed you promised steady electricity, fews days to his re-election, still no electricity any where.
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@NGRPresident @officialABAT you suppose be explaining your score card? Were is the Electricity,what have you done with subsidy money, Insecurity, all the money you borrowed, despite removal of subsidy?
Peter Obi Not Fit To Be President And Atiku Lacks Sense Of leadership Says President Tinubu In Uyo Akwa Ibom.
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All these grammar still no Electricity. All of you individuals are incompetent and lack capacity to deliver Electricity. You should resign. @officialABAT @NGRPresident
TCN REJECTS IKEDC’S ATTRIBUTION OF BAND A OUTAGES TO “GRID INSTABILITY”, REFERS PUBLIC TO NISO’S CLARIFICATION
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has noted the Public Notice published by Ikeja Electric (IKEDC) on 5th November 2026, in which several Band A feeder outages recorded on 3rd and 4th November 2026 were attributed to “grid instability” and assigned to TCN as the responsible party.
TCN wishes to state clearly that this attribution is inaccurate and misleading, for the following reasons.
1. Root-cause determination is not the mandate of a DisCo.
By virtue of Section 67 of the Electricity Act 2023, the determination of the root cause of disturbances, shortfalls and interruptions on the national grid falls exclusively within the defined functions of the Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO). IKEDC, like every other market participant, has no authority to make such determinations, and NISO has made none attributing the outages in IKEDC’s notice to TCN.
2. NISO has already stated the true position.
In its public clarification of 5 November 2026, NISO attributed the current decline in power generation to constraints in gas supply to thermal power stations and reduced output from hydroelectric stations due to lower reservoir inflows. NISO explained that this reduced available generation, which in turn reduced the energy allocated to DisCos and led to fewer hours of supply and increased load shedding across distribution networks. The impact on each DisCo varies with available generation and its allocation.
3. The facts are inconsistent with the “grid instability” claim.
The shortfall in supply to IKEDC’s customers is a consequence of reduced generation and the resulting allocation, not of any failure of TCN’s transmission network. TCN can only transmit the energy made available to it and cannot transmit energy that is not generated.
4. The records for all feeders supplying IKEDC confirm the national picture NISO described. Of the interruptions recorded on 1 and 2 November, 68% were frequency-control load-shedding arising from low generation. A further 26% were due to IKEDC’s non-compliance with load allocation by the National Control Centre (NCC) of NISO, or to faults and works on IKEDC’s own network. The remaining 6% were TCN planned maintenance, switching or a line limitation. None of the recorded interruptions was a TCN equipment fault or trip.
The feeders named in IKEDC’s notice do not support the claim either. Of the 46 interruptions recorded on the 33kV feeders named in the notice, 29 were frequency-control load-shedding arising from low generation, and 14 were recorded against IKEDC: 9 for non-compliance with load allocation and 5 for faults or trips on its own network. The other 3 were scheduled TCN maintenance on the Ogba–Alimosho line on 1 November. On 2 November, for example, the Rack Centre feeder was interrupted by a cable fault on IKEDC’s network, which its own crew repaired. IKEDC’s notice itself assigns several of these feeders, including MTN, Iju Water Works and Rack Centre, to IKEDC (“IE”) for 33kV faults.
IKEDC’s position is therefore out of step with the true state of the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry. Attributing shortfalls caused by generation constraints to TCN misinforms customers, undermines public confidence and obscures the real challenges that all stakeholders must work together to resolve.
TCN therefore urges IKEDC and all other DisCos to desist forthwith from making unfounded claims about the causes of supply shortfalls to their customers. DisCos should communicate based on verified information from NISO, the body responsible for the operation of the grid.
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Run to where? I advice you stay back and fight. Otherwise you will keep running for the rest of your life, then transfer to your coming generations.
Content Creator Bobby Tammy Says Nigerians Who Can Afford To Leave Should Consider Leaving The Country After Revealing He Had To Use Sachet Water To Wash His Clothes Due To Lack Of Water And Electricity In His Lagos Estate, Where Generators Are Not Allowed. He Also Says Anyone Advising Him To Buy Solar Is Part Of The Problem, Comparing His Experience To The 7 Years He Spent In Ghana, Where He Never Experienced Such Hardship.
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South-westerners are running peter Mbah campaign. Same strategy,Babajide Sanwolu of Lagos, was seen at malls to buy during his re-election campaign.
Enugu State Governor, Peter Mbah, stops to buy groundnuts from a woman selling on a wheelbarrow while he arrived at Nsukka Township Stadium in Enugu State, where he officially flagged off his 2027 gubernatorial campaign.
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Thank God, You have now accepted the 'phrase rig and Die'.
On a sarcastic note, the new buzz phrase ‘rig and die’ should excite all of us and we should all embrace it. The simple reason is that when those who are now trumpeting it lose woefully in a free and fair context, it will be impossible for them to hide their humiliation at the polls under the guise of ‘rigging’ as they have always done. This is because we will ask them how many ‘riggers’ they killed on the election day, because the number of those killed by them should be directly proportional to the amount of ‘rigging’ that took place!
In other words, they need to show how many people they killed to prove the election was rigged!! Chai!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Yes, @PNMbah Lead government of Enugu state is over taxing Enugu residents, despite the high poverty rate in the state. Enugu state is among the poorrest states in Nigeria, they needs incentives, not over taxation.
Tax contributed only 12.6% (₦51.5 billion) of Enugu State’s ₦406.77 billion IGR in 2025.
Don't allow habitual fake news peddlers to mislead you that Governor Mbah is over-taxing Ndi Enugu.
From the facts verified by independent bodies, Enugu State recorded ₦406.77 billion in Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) in 2025, but only ₦51.5 billion, representing 12.6 per cent, came from taxes. This is the lowest tax-to-IGR ratio in the country.
The remaining ₦355.2 billion, or 87.4 per cent, came from non-tax sources.
The impressive growth in revenue is principally attributable to the recovery, revitalisation and commercial optimisation of previously moribund state-owned assets, as well as technology-driven revenue tracking, electronic payment systems and the systematic plugging of revenue leakages.
By making previously unproductive public assets generate revenue, improving collection efficiency and eliminating leakages, the Mbah administration has significantly expanded the state's revenue base without relying on excessive taxation of citizens and businesses as falsely claimed by detractors.
You dey mind that fraud @sowore na ignorant Nigerians, i blame. But,His not alone, most people claiming fighting for Nigerians are actually fighting for thier stomach. And in most cases committing crime. If our Security Institutions actually works, they can't operate in our space. The simple question to ask is, what does people with American passport doing here, that aren't on Holidays?
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@PNMbah. Enugu state, was captured among the poorest states in Nigeria, @63% poverty. I feel 😪, because all the candidates without exception, who has lined up to contest elections in 2027, none has the capacity and competence to drive the economy of Indi-Enugu to economic Growth. Its all about rent collection and lining their pocket. Same people since 1999.
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@officialABAT money long, South-east governors just dey sc!m the man upandown.
Yesterday at the ICC, Awka, we inaugurated the Anambra State structure for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
This is more than politics. It is a battle for the soul of Nigeria, for Ndigbo, and for Anambra.
I told our people - politics is between emotion and reason. Emotion may dominate for a moment, but reason ultimately prevails. From Zik to Ekwueme to Okadigbo, our forebears always played politics at the centre. We cannot afford to be insular.
APGA and APC share the same progressive DNA - true federalism and shared prosperity. That is why we have chosen to align with the centre. We cannot build railways, gas pipelines and the infrastructure our future needs with state resources alone. We need a strong partnership at the centre.
Despite getting just over 5,000 votes here in 2023, President Tinubu has supported Anambra. Imagine what we can attract when we vote massively for him.
For me, this is about the future. After the South completes its second term, power will go North before it returns to the South again around 2039. Where will Ndigbo be? We must be at the table, not outside protesting.
History shows that a strong incumbent is never defeated by a fractured opposition. Let us unite and secure our stake in Nigeria's future.
May Anambra continue to win!
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