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emmanuel596:
Can 100 billion naira not solve half of the electricity problem in Nigeria What does it take to have stable electricity that this country has been battling with for years

Systemic corruption is the problem.

The shift to solar is a good idea, if you ask me

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Stopped reading when I saw aboki name there

another embezzlement scheme

#100bn is just too much

What criteria did they use to select those two teaching hospitals from the numerous teaching hospitals across the country ?

When they finally finish using Nigeria’s money to advance the southwest, they will now agree that the country should be divided; Nonsense!

BloomingDale:
Na wa o, three for South West. Presidents from other regions, this is how to take care of your region when in power. Not neglecting your region while building schools for those that don’t appreciate and eventually booted you out of power. Oloriburuku Jonathan.

stop crying, those are A list universities of first choice and have Nigerians of different backgrounds.

This is just another confirmation that Sw is the hub of education and research in Nigeria, no doubt we are the most educated tribe

VeeVeeMyLuv:

It won't be replicated across
It will only be focus on SW Hospital
Just like the failed NIRSAL Anchor Borrower Program, an Agric intervention program, was strictly concentrated and focused in the North during Buhari era.

You're a slowpoke.. Read the quotes below.

We want to do the University of Ibadan plus the teaching hospital, Obafemi Awolowo University, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, &nbsp, and Ahmadu Bello University”.

He continued, “We recently completed our intervention in seven universities and two teaching hospitals, where we gave them a hybrid mini-grid that would be cost-effective for 24 hours.”

For instance, we have 12 megawatts of capacity at the University of Maiduguri, which is capable of ing the teaching hospital and the only water treatment facility in the city of Maiduguri. These are the types of interventions.

emmanuel596:
Can 100 billion naira not solve half of the electricity problem in Nigeria What does it take to have stable electricity that this country has been battling with for years

Not half..I am sure you mean to say 200%

See their brain, you raised electricity bills and opted for solar system for your projects. My people, don't pay that electric bill, buy inverter and use it to power your house.

omoredia:
Solar that will work for only 2 months and pack up. Crooks

I thought i am the only one having same thought.
All these switch over to Solar and I begin to wonder is it the same solar that uses battery and is limited in what it can do and carry and that starts diminishing in performance after a while?
Unless there is a modern version of solar system that now has increased efficiency and carry same load as power stations,if not,nothing can be compared to grid supply.
Why can't these unis with their numerous engineering professors can even solve their power issues locally?

TimeManager:
This should be replicated across Federal teaching hospitals and federal medical centers.

God bless President Tinubu, God bless Nigeria.


-Kiss the truth!

Another April fool ok na February we dey

zero8zero:


You're a slowpoke.. Read the quotes below.

Mynd44 rule 2

independence22:
But, can they solve the problem of epileptic power supply? Now it is solar installation.

Exactly instead of spending N100B on some TEMU solar light that will only work for 3 months why not spend that money on a coal power generating plant?. This is just a scheme to steal money.

I strongly believe that Nigeria will work for us.

I am seeing to install with **cough** #100 **cough** billion 🤧

t2luv1:
Exactly instead of spending N100B on some TEMU solar light that will only work for 3 months why not spend that money on a coal power generating plant?. This is just a scheme to steal money.

100 billion for coal power plant?
Na so e cheap

emmanuel596:
Can 100 billion naira not solve half of the electricity problem in Nigeria What does it take to have stable electricity that this country has been battling with for years

Stable electrical supply
Cheap electrical supply are two different things o

baralatie:

100 billion for coal power plant?
Na so e cheap

okay maybe down payment

emmanuel596:
Can 100 billion naira not solve half of the electricity problem in Nigeria What does it take to have stable electricity that this country has been battling with for years

The more you look the less you see, day by day, Nigerian politicians are becoming useless.

Anyway, I can see that the Chinese have a sniff that Nigeria will be a ready and available market for their solar related products now it's time to swing into action and for the power issue in Nigeria, the power holding company might soon be buried too.

UI, OAU, UNN, Unilag, ABU and UNIBEN are the 6 first generation universities.

Not everything must be by WAZOBIA.

If theres light,they wont sell fuel

emmanuel596:
Can 100 billion naira not solve half of the electricity problem in Nigeria What does it take to have stable electricity that this country has been battling with for years

We don't need the cost,what we need is the number of solar s, how much electricity it can generate, the beneficiaries and location, simple.All these telling us amount haf tire me, na scam. It always sounds like u're trying to justify what u spent on nothing.

BloomingDale:
Na wa o, three for South West. Presidents from other regions, this is how to take care of your region when in power. Not neglecting your region while building schools for those that don’t appreciate and eventually booted you out of power. Oloriburuku Jonathan.

O ki n se omo gidi rara, why abusing an elder Stateman?

Gboom:

O ki n se omo gidi rara, why abusing an elder Stateman?

100 billion!!!
VDM rebuilt and equipped 5 blocks of classrooms, 8 toilets, installed and reticulated a motorized borehole at a primary school in Delta State, at a total cost of less than 11 million naira

seborrhic:

I thought i am the only one having same thought.
All these switch over to Solar and I begin to wonder is it the same solar that uses battery and is limited in what it can do and carry and that starts diminishing in performance after a while?
Unless there is a modern version of solar system that now has increased efficiency and carry same load as power stations,if not,nothing can be compared to grid supply.
Why can't these unis with their numerous engineering professors can even solve their power issues locally?

Will you fund them? Or they should fund it with their meagre salary?

REA is truly bridging the energy gap in Nigeria.

VeeVeeMyLuv:

It won't be replicated across
It will only be focus on SW Hospital
Just like the failed NIRSAL Anchor Borrower Program, an Agric intervention program, was strictly concentrated and focused in the North during Buhari era.

You don't know that yet.

Sleekfingers:



You don't know that yet.

Hehehe
Sadly development projects, opportunities (employment, recruitments, appointments, ission into secondary schools and universities), investment, infrastructure developmental projects are severely skewed in Nigeria.
It is not uniformly spread.

This skewing is deliberate and intentional.

Money laundering.

This is the mission statement of the Rural Electrification Agency:

Provide access to reliable electric power supply for rural dwellers irrespective of where they live and what they do, in a way that would allow a reasonable return on investment through appropriate tariff that is economically responsive and ive of the average rural customer

How does installing solar grids in UCH and UNILAG meet this objective when these are obviously not rural communities?

BloomingDale:
Na wa o, three for South West. Presidents from other regions, this is how to take care of your region when in power. Not neglecting your region while building schools for those that don’t appreciate and eventually booted you out of power. Oloriburuku Jonathan.

Jonathan and the Ijaws are mumu people. You oil, Una use am they please foreigners, same foreigners still remove Una from power Una no fit cough, them give Una pipeline security contract for Una own oil, but na Igbo be Una problem. Mumu ijaw ogogoro drinking dullards.