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Tuesday, February 04, 2014

PHCN And The Black Out Issue



I thought they said the light problems in Nigeria is better now?......huh?

PHCN should please know that there is total black out in some parts of Lagos....places like Mangoro,Cement,Agege and some parts of Ogba have been in total black out for one month.......This totally sucks!

 When PHCN was privatized,we thought light issue in Nigeria would be a thing of the past instead it seems to have gone from bad to worse.

How are people who own small businesses which depend on light supposed to survive?
To make matters worse,whether you have had light or not,they still send you bills which if you do not pay,you should forget seeing your light come on in this lifetime or the next.

This is unfair ooooh...and some poiticans will start their campaigns with promising heaven on earth?

Whoever this concerns should look into it whilst they bow their heads in shame.

If it is to copy laws that do not concern Nigeria,they will be the first to pass the bill.
Senators should pass a bill banning PHCN from stopping the flow of electricity unless it is an emergency!.

I have said my bit......Nigeria is so rich,yet so poor!...what an ambiguity! #yimu


 

43 comments:

  1. That is Nigeria for you.

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    1. Yeah daz niqeria not only laq. Dunno if d privatisation is worst dan wen it was a qovt thanq.

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  2. Light kwa? We are used to tHe darkness. Btw,whhat's yimu?

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    1. Yimu = Grimace

      Do we still have phcn in this country? Well, in my area, we can still boast of 6 hours electricity in a day.

      Oluyomi Odukoya

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    2. Yimu = Grimace

      Do we still have phcn in this country? Well, in my area, we can still boast of 6 hours electricity in a day.

      Oluyomi Odukoya

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    3. Yimu = Grimace

      Do we still have phcn in this country? Well, in my area, we can still boast of 6 hours electricity in a day.

      Oluyomi Odukoya

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    4. It has really improved in Iju Ishaga/Ajuwon area too. We can now boast of 21hrs uninterrupted electricity, although thr bill can strangle someone. Still glad we get d value of our money.

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  3. Stella, God bless u for dis post, the light issues is hell, na only God go help us.

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    1. I don't know about what life is like without electricity.
      Naija I hail thee!

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  4. When dey ar busy dragin for power, H̶̲̥̅̊♡̷̴̬̩̃̊w̶̲̥̅̊ can dey remember their people nid power to survive. Am sure one of D̶̲̥̅̊ ministers import generator. Hot weather, no light, dust everywhere. Mtcheeeeew, stella borrow me dat ur seat wey D̶̲̥̅̊ prick face one side jor make e face them for aso rock.

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  5. Since they changed from phcn to this new pips its been hell....darkness at its peak.aaaarrrrrggghhh.. worse country eva

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  6. Some part of ikoroudu is in total darkness 4 d past 3wks.... Igbogbo & ita-elewa.

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  7. what i like the most about this post is where he/she says,senators should pass a bill banning PHCN from stopping the flow of electricity unless it is an emergency!...... thanks poster.

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  8. Nigerians, PHCN is no more cann't you pple call on the new investors to tell us how they have gone.
    The problem is the government who will announce huge sum of more for the then PHCN and come back to spend the money. If care is not taking government will do same to the new TCN by carting away money allocated to it now is time for election. NIGERIANS watch out for these politicians.....

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  9. In few months u can vote GEJ in and continue suffering,all he said during last election campaign are lies. We need change of Government,Nigerians are suffering notting is working.

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    1. Vote a man that says "corruption isn't our problem". Vote for a man who, instead of fishing out and prosecuting the cabal in the oil sector, as his former boss was about to do, would rather remove subsidy of petrol in order "for us to fight these people together". Vote for a man who takes an average of 7 to 9 months in signing into law bills that have been deliberated on by the National House of Assembly. Vote for a man who has no track of the amount of lives lost to boko haram.."you need to update your statistics"(a reply to sahara TV reporter who claimed 3000 have died as a result of the insurgency). Need I say more? Enough said. Vote for the man from Otuoke if you desire backwardness and slow progress. Vote for insecurity assurance; 2015.

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  10. Do u blame d politicians?. Is it not dis same nigerians dat will do t-shirt and start running up and down during election and hailing a criminal?. Is it nt d same ppl dat say, am PDP, am APC, am for ANPP? So if PDP brings a horse and says dats der candidate I swear ppl wil vote. Laws ar created for d poor while d rich does wateva. Afta d anti-gay bill I sat in my house and laffed @ nigeria. Y so much buzz about dat bill? It wudnt put food on d table, it wudnt bring light infact dat bill does nothing. It only makes dis gay ppl smarter in deir deeds and also have reason to fly abroad. Bur we were hailing dem like dev done sumtin of great importance. Let me stop here joor my beans is still on fire. No light so nah charcoal I dey use. Make nobody yab me oh. ~ JOHN OTEKE~

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    1. May d Good Lord Bleizzzzzz U!!! The anti- gay bill left me speechless o I can't lie. Is that the way forward? The next step to progress? I live in Lekki and our own light is like a game of roulette...we can have good light (being light overnight and dassall for like 5days) and for that we have conditioned ourselves that a week to a month of no light shall surely follow. Hiss anupam to all of them! The bill makers, bill passers, gen importers, diesel importers and so on...your individual HELLS await u.
      Awa aiye

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  11. Odiegwu na today? De only do things dat favour dem for De moment no concern for De pple Naija is still Naija survival of De fittest.

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  12. Me never see light 4 dis year in my area oooo+Gov Amosun,help us 4 Abk

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  13. Who is still talking about light in naija???....abegii...its even worse here in Ajah...we have lost hope already....even the sound of generators seems normal...

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    1. And Bleizzzzz u too. To imagine our neighbours gen that sounds like a boeing 747 and used to give me a headache has now become as regular as the beating of my heart. In fact when I don't hear it I am afraid. ..say weda I still de alive.

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    2. Oh gosh ano 5: 43 u crack my ribs. And I fu**ing hate the sound of gen!

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  14. anti gay bills passed .

    cyber-crime bill passed,


    yet the main problem of nigerians is not looked into ,nigerians don't need their billions of dollars they loot ,all we need is give us electricity ,and good road ,we that live in the diaspora we always hungry to go home,but when you get to niger you stay two weeks ,three weeks omo the generator every where will want to drive you crazy ,nigeria is one of the richest country in the world ,one governors loot alone can fix electricity in nigeria for ever.i weep for my country nigeria

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  15. Stella in canal estate okota where I reside the light issue is worse.Before xmas we were already in the dark and dis January/February has been worse,most times I wonder if truly dis administration has done more harm than good to the people,cos dis is too much.

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  16. When I was little,I always assumed I would tell the next Generation how we suffered Epileptic power supply...its worse than ever now,so there would be no need! Come to think of it,it was so much better then.Clearly, there's a Mafiaso behind these outages.Statistically,Nigeria is the biggest buyer of Generating sets the world over! From Japan,China,Taiwan... They manufacture with us in mind.Who doesn't own a generating set?At all at all,na I better~ pass~ my ~neighbour poor man go get.its disheartening that when dirt~poor countries and war torn nations have uninterrupted supply,we the people of the limping~ self~ acclaimed Giant of Africa,are still yelling 'Up Nepa'! Fingers crossed,I hope this darkness that has reached a crescendo lately, is a play out of 'it has to get worse to get better'. I have given this joke of a Nation my deadline. Yes! I will be quitting for good sooner than later!

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  17. Aunty SDK that is how they have not given us light in Rumuigbo/Iboloji Estate in Port Harcourt for almost one month now. we are really suffering and to make matters worse, they still come for Light bill checks.
    The light problem in these areas are so bad because every other area see a little bit of light but because they claim that the people in Rumuigbo/Iboloji estate are APC people, they have decided to keep us in total darkness...we are not politicians, they should give us light abeg and stop been wicked..Amaechi's commissioner for Special Duties should please come to our Aid.

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  18. stella thnks a lot fr raising ds issue.i stay at onipanu.since ds yr,u v not seen light during d day,dey only bring it at exactly 12midnight and tk it once its 4am.and d heat ds days is soi unbearable except fr d harmathan ds last 2days.
    Tufiakwa

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  19. The light situation is terrible. No wonder they now sell manual washing machines. Once the light goes, pack out your clothes and continue with hand. Na wa!

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    1. I get washman so no wahala, but manual iron de? That one gangan is the koko.

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  20. People are sabotaging the systems! They are deliberately destroying gas supply so that it would like the privatization has failed. The discos only distribute power supply that has been generated and transmitted. If there is nothing to transmit, there is nothing to distribute.

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  21. Stella the situation is now worse in Surulere o infact when God said let there be light i wonder if Nigeria was in that picture. God help us all

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  22. I live somewhere in Ikotun Lagos.. Since. November last year we have been having light 23hrs everyday! Its unbelieveable.. Now one telecom company has erected a mast on our street and a new pure water factory has been opened bcos they wnt to be share in the light..

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  23. And dis how jonathan and patience want us to vote for them in 2015, I can't never step out of my hus, I know my vote don't count, they will alway rig d result, so why come out and stand for pple dat will tell lies and not fulfil there promises. I rest my case

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  24. Its just very terrible and depressing....Made to remain home with no light. We've not had light for over a month now @ Orelope (Muftau Adeyemi ) in Egbeda. Government do something na. Yet we pay NEPA bill every month , with or without light. #sigh

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  25. I was watching d president tell dem @ Davos how d ligh situation has improved. Wot came out of my mouth was 'liar'! Or either he is so detached from d situation. Its worse now after d privatisation. 2 say d truth we enjoy lite in my area in Abj but same Abj Utako its crazy then imagine d satellite towns d pple in my village r used 2 living witout light so dat 1 is a 4gotten issue.

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  26. GEJ am so sorry but this was ur only test for re-election am as a Naija delta guy u fuck up big time.ur the head and u could have gotten it right but sorry another party has to try now

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  27. Professor Chinedu Nebo. I wonder if u r sleeping. Better wake up n do somethin else u'll turn from Minister of Power to Minister of Power Failure!

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  28. Stella its really pathetic, the more you look, the less u see. I stay at transamadi in ph. We share de same line with oginigba. Since dis year, we dont see light once we return from work, de light comes by 2am when everyone is asleep and go by 5am before we wake up. Am sick and tired of dis country, I dont think any other human being can amend tinz expect God.

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  29. Lol @ minister of Power failure.Zuuzu uve cracked my ribs...i remember when stella put up the man's picture and everyone was hailing him becus he was the VC in one school,they said he would perform,he would turn day to night and night to day,he will make the witches in bini stop suckn blood,*yinmu*....all these people complaining,make una just relax,by dec 2014,light go dey yafun yafun,just remember to vote goodluck jonathan in come 2015....hahaha *Evil laugh*.

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  30. Aunty stella I cant remember what it feels like to have light..........u see that muftai adeyemi street in orelope....its become a hopeless situation we mind the way we shit, pee, we harldy wash clothes sef...cos we have to buy water everyday its so bad.....I have given up..

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  31. SHAME ON NEPA/PHCN

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    Brillmindz power optimizer enable you power all ELEMENT appliances from 1000 watts to 1300 watts (hair dryer, pressing iron, electric kettle, hotplate etc) with your 1kv inverter or any Generator(even i pass my neighbour 950va gen) safely.

    How to use: After starting your generator, plug the power optimizer to your socket then plug the iron, electric kettle or
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    You can only plug the electrical appliances one at a time and it is user friendly. Do not plug an extension to the power optimizer.It has 3months warranty,although you will use it for over 3years.

    Gone are the days when you wait for Nepa or PHCN before you use your appliances.


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