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*deep sigh*
Friday, March 21, 2014
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Suffering and smiling.....Naija we hail thee!!!
ReplyDeleteThank God its Friday....yaaayyy.....Happy weekend everyone!!!
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ReplyDelete28 yrs ago
DeleteLol! NEPA no more blackout since 1986, and what is happening now?
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid that publication was a typo that should have reD: ''2086''.......or something ;)
DeleteYomi what if it's still thesame come 2086? Lol!
DeleteIf pdp's still in power in 2086 ,na darkness sure pass.Dey're allergic 2 lite n change
DeleteNo be today matter oh! God why u no allow me be Nigerian abroad or make I even be Ghanaian? //shed tears//
ReplyDeleteMy beloved nigeria... We adjust to basically any situation d country throws at us...
ReplyDeletepromise made 28 years ago yet to be fulfilled?
ReplyDeletehopeless country!
And fuel subsidy might be removed and might be sold for 147 per litre!
ReplyDeleteThe gas station that supplies my coy already gave us a memo to that effect...
Nigerians have given up hope on NEPA, now to put on Gen go soon be luxury!!
Nigeria we hail thee!!
1986 deadline for 'no more blackout'. We are still waiting 28years after. In God we trust.
ReplyDeleteToh
ReplyDeleteThis was published before I was born,nw am a grown up man still no change..this country future is dim!
ReplyDeleteAunty stel I follow u sigh abeg.
ReplyDeleteChineke zoba umu gi na ala nigeria.
Dis is more than a sigh SDK it's a shame dat our leaders hve failed us woefully nd they r not even ready or committed to remedying d situation
ReplyDeleteI weep for nigeria unfortunate am one but would gladly make a switch
Abeg who get bros outside d shores of niaja datz looking for a wifey dat can quarantee me comfort nd security big time abeg Holla at me
*closeeyesndrunsoffdodginganyinsulthulledatme*
*sighstoooooh*
Dis is more than a sigh SDK it's a shame dat our leaders hve failed us woefully nd they r not even ready or committed to remedying d situation
ReplyDeleteI weep for nigeria unfortunate am one but would gladly make a switch
Abeg who get bros outside d shores of niaja datz looking for a wifey dat can quarantee me comfort nd security big time abeg Holla at me
*closeeyesndrunsoffdodginganyinsulthulledatme*
*sighstoooooh*
May God v mercy!!!!!
ReplyDelete10 u Jesus 4 d breath of life!!!! And 2 anon following around, make sure u hold ur umbrella, n transport fare o, cos we v a long journey 2day n u ain't coming in my car!!!##yeye dey smell###
from NEPA to PHCN to PRIVATE INVESTORS.Situation still remains the same. where are we going.
ReplyDeleteNa real wordless post.
ReplyDeleteLol... we r already used t d system; Leaders who talk more n act less. A Nigeria wtout black out is a mirage f now, we dey watch_hoping f a better nation.
ReplyDeleteLol... we r already used t d system; Leaders who talk more n act less. A Nigeria wtout black out is a mirage f now, we dey watch_hoping f a better nation.
ReplyDelete@second pix, that's called madness at its peak
ReplyDeleteWhat?!
This power problem wasn't solved with all the oil boom money of the 70s, or with the Iraq war boom money of the 80s/90s.
ReplyDeleteNow the same abokis and their parners in crime, who for decades, squandered chance after chance (in BILLIONS) to solve our chronic problems are crying foul. They expect GEJ to solve, in a few years (and under the scrutinising/criticising glare of social media), what they couldn't solve in decades, with far much money and no social media or free press! They are only crying because its not their snouts in the trough feeding fat. This is why I want APC to win so that they can show once and for all how useless/bigoted/and even more corrupt they are.
1986 ko 1986 ni.
Heheheeeeeeehehe I laugh so tee I fall yakata 4 ground
ReplyDelete#Sholamatty**
And still no Nepa up till now!
ReplyDeleteAlmost three decade after that publication, Nepa has gotten from bad to worse, no more black out indeed
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You can't survive in lagos/Nigeria-wwithout generator;its more reliable than PHCN/NEPA;Honda generator for life lol;there is even fuel scarcity which makes your generator beg for black market; we have oil and yet we suffer to get it;the way forward for Nigeria is to forget we have this things and survive like Lagos state;which doesn't have oil but its better in infrastructure than oil States, then we can have a new Nigeria.A lot of focus on oil, both youths,adults, children are all fighting for oil, and we forget other growing sectors in the country!
ReplyDeleteBia kaycee I dey suspect say you be Economics graduate cos your reasoning dey make sense
DeleteJust imagine since 1986 down to 2014 still suffering. Hmmm God help us not. Electricity no fuel,very pathetic pple have to carry Gen to filling stations vry funny.paris
ReplyDeleteIt's such a shame!
ReplyDeleteHehehe dis is wordless indeed. Did I just c 1986 deadline?
ReplyDeleteSo Jona. Is now a magician to fix nepa under few year Nigerians we don't tell oureslves. The truth. Jona no be witch!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe would never have a time in Nigeria where we would have light.. That's the honest truth. What would now happen to all the petroleum product?
ReplyDeleteDeepest sigh. EVE E UME
ReplyDeletestill same story on our national newspaper, baba God we hail na ur hand we(Nigerians) dey ur hand ohh
ReplyDeleteThe obvious and true fact is that the light problem in nigeria won't change.our leaders are fond of leaving the important parts of our country dat needs fixin and focus on d least important...so annoyin.abeg I wan change my nationalty mtcheww.
ReplyDeleteThe issue is building the grids across the country to get the power situation solved. They want to do it all at once, which is an astronomical task. It is a slow process to electrify a large country, but had they started little by little back then they would have completed it a long time ago.
ReplyDeleteThe other issue is the vast amount of people who are poor. Who will pay for the service once it is completed? Again, had they addressed the poverty issue back then and created industries that generated income decades after decades then they would have the people to pay for the light.
China was a dirt poor outpost 35 years ago, comparable to the poorest African nation. However, their leaders envisioned a better and more prosperous country, and they have created it. I wonder if there is any Nigerian politician who has the purity of spirit to desire a Nigeria where every single Nigerian can live in a peaceful and harmonious nation, with prosperity that is reflected for all. I wish them the best
The very first day I touched down in abu dhabi from lagos I cried bitterly because I was wondering why I let a green nation to a desert for greener pasture,now I thank God because I have no regrets at all... It is a shame that our country is godless and above all we don't have love.Nigeria should divide because her marriage is not working... Nigerian youths please if you can,leave that country for good nothing good will come soon from those old devils...
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