Please drag the attention of any staff of PHCN you know to this.....Na big name dey kill small dog.
Wednesday, April 05, 2017
Memo To PHCN From Actor Alexx Ekubo..
The actor compares Nigeria to Cameroon light wise....
Please drag the attention of any staff of PHCN you know to this.....Na big name dey kill small dog.
Please drag the attention of any staff of PHCN you know to this.....Na big name dey kill small dog.
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hahahahaha the small rain that fell this early morning self, na so light disappear. Imagine me looking for what to wear this morning because no light to iron clothes.
ReplyDeleteFashola do something fast, this is not good at all. Giant of africa my foot
The blame should be channeled to APC and Vuharia's scam government!...
ReplyDeleteThe blame should be channeled at blocked head like yours who fail to realize that the problem goes back in time to previous government who have failed to plan for maintenance, growth in population, growth in infrastructure, improvement in technology....just like your obsolete brain that can function well in this time and age.
DeleteAlexokubo.. Come to ivorycoast here, there's always constant light, even if thunder and snow are falling, the light no dey shake..!! And imagine this country, dem no big atall ooooo, compared to what we have in Nigeria..!! Only if!!
DeleteThe day Nigeria will have uninterrupted power supply for days, will be a day of celebration. I even heard Ghana has uninterrupted power and it is Nigeria that supply them.
DeleteI'm visiting my Ola soon in Ivory Coast soon 💃💃
DeleteIt's to be bringing monthly 16k bill for 2rooms apartment that they will do well. Idiots. Shameless fools
DeleteBut why do we have a minister of power every tenure.
ReplyDeleteUninterrupted power supply is a myth in nigeria
ReplyDeleteElectricity in Nigeria is scarce just like Nigerian guys that speaks the truth
ReplyDeleteNa today yash dey back?
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm naija have to up their game.
ReplyDeletePlease visit my new blog
www.bornnigerianblog.blogspot.com
Drags beloved... No mail in your bio madam. How can I reach you?
ReplyDeleteNo money for power generation naa, but there's money to fly in Kenya moore for golden showers.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm the light issue here will make any normal human being angry.... In my area we don't really see the light o..but they bombard us with heavy bills. You won't believe that in two weeks they disconnected us 4times.PHCN God is watching you .. If they give us light we"l gladly pay our bills, but they have chosen to meet their target than giving light...
ReplyDeleteThis guy has really improved in his acting.....crush alert
ReplyDeleteWe are only on night plan as I speak na only for night we dey see light for this massive heat.
ReplyDeleteYou are very lucky. I've not seen NEPA light for about a year now. Our transformer decided to catch fire and the wizards on the street I've decided not to fix the light. If I tell you how much we spend on buying fuel.hmm.......
Deleteme get light now since yesterday night
ReplyDelete#GODWIN™
This is not breaking news na. It has been like that for long.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what is 9ja wahala
ReplyDeleteThe next president should just give us that and nothing more, we r ok. 24 hours light
DeleteBefore a power off in Cameroon, there is usually a radio announcement stating how long the blackout will last. It's that fantastic, I spent 20 years there
ReplyDeleteAmbulance mood. .. waow waow waow
DeleteLMAO @ big name de kill small dog.
ReplyDeleteHe is right though.
Ordinary cotonou sef is more organised than Nigeria.
Their roads are good, heavy duty trucks don't ply roads during certain hours of the day etc.
Nigerian govt had better sit up
Na town you pass or stay, that's why you can say that. I spent a week there and it was 2 hours off every day. The place I am talking about, Agbado village is 1 million better than that place. Houses built with zinc and pako, untarred Roads filled with sand. Kitchen and toilet built together in a self contained apartment, you even have to use side ways to get to the bathroom. Make una dey talk lie small, small.
DeletePHNC and oga Fash shld pls complete what they started in Onipanu lagos(ilupeju side). Earlier ds yr,they started giving us uninterrupted power supply. We tot oga fash has really began work,only fr d light to start dropping. Nowvwe cnt even boost of 3 hrs light every day.
ReplyDeleteNormal thing in Naija
ReplyDeleteUp NEPA!!
ReplyDeleteThis country tire person abeg.
ReplyDeleteComparing Cameroon with Nigeria is an insult to Cameroon. As at 1999 when my mum went for a workshop in Cameroon, GSM was what we only just achieved. I went there in 2010, to Limbe precisely. All I could say was wow. The development there is crazy. Paul Diya although a dictator, is actually working.
ReplyDeleteNigeria can never change
ReplyDeleteNigeria can never change and I believe when God was saying let there be light,I think Nigeria was excluded.
ReplyDeleteNigeria was there. Some officials ate the fruit of greed and avarice.
DeleteSo unfair, honestly
ReplyDeleteThe power situation is an embarrassement
ReplyDeleteDis light matter na case on it's own.
ReplyDeleteIt is too late to correct the err. Nigeria infrastructure came up without an adequate plan. Too many buildings in some locations, everyone tapping into 2/3 lines not knowing they were killing the electricity by the load. Go to Okoya estate (oluwa lo ni) and most estates behind chevron, and see no power outage!
ReplyDelete1.They have their own plant which is in direct proportion with the population in the estate.
2.They continue to pay higher charges per kWh compared to what you pay.
3.They are law abiding residents, you can't go tapping or avoid paying your bills.
MrsBee
As in ehn..very bad oo. I think the light situation in Abeokuta is the worse. It's really bad considering the billions that have been allocated to the power sector in Nigeria over the years. Lai Mohammed will open his mouth and be asking BBNaija why they took their programme to South Africa..The Voice will start auditions soon and I won't be surprised if they take it to South Africa again. Producers are moving out to shoot and you guys will be there and be shouting foreign reserve is low. Why won't it be low when even companies are moving out and things that will bring money to the country is being taken outside. How can light still be an issue in 2017?
ReplyDeleteI so tire for Nigeria 🇳🇬 my country
ReplyDeleteNo be lie. My Cameroonian friend was shocked by Nepa when she came. Said she can't remember when last she saw a power outage. Shame
ReplyDeleteThat's why Nigerians are running over there and Cameron had the guts to deport them. Shame
ReplyDeleteNigeria wey b say any small rain, Nepa go say dem wan dry wire...smh
ReplyDeleteNigeria wey b say any small rain, Nepa go say dem wan dry wire...smh
ReplyDeleteI think government privatized the power sector so as to improve the performance of that sector but the reverse is the case here as both the Genco and Disco are crying blue murder because of the huge sum that runs into billions that consumers owned them. But that's not an excuse for their abysmal performance. This sector need an overhauling from top to bottom.
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