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Q: How many megawatts do you think Nigeria practically needs to get 24-hour electricity? A: Before Nigeria can get back to real work, you need over 60,00megawatts of electricity. I'll give you that in less than 3years. - Omoyele Sowore, AAC 2027 Presidential candidate #PoliticsToday

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Thebazvor 17 Tagen

3 years ke Nigeria already has 13,000MW installed, but only about 4000 to 5,000MW actually works. A proper gas plant takes 3–5 years to build, not 3 years to deliver 60,000MW. 3 years is enough to start a real power programme. It is not enough to deliver 60,000MW of 24-hour electricity.

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Alayapupọvor 17 Tagen

It's financially impossible to build a 60K megawatts generation and transmission with our current revenue

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Duke of Nkanuvor 17 Tagen

All noise!

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⚡heymanvor 17 Tagen

Yes this is practically very possible in 3 years. It's going to be an energy mix.

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Da successvor 17 Tagen

He don't even need to promise what he can't do They should let foreign invest in our electricity different investors and sell the electricity to us there will be a competition among them by that our electricity will improve

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Jayvor 17 Tagen

Ask him the "how"

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Paul Ezevor 17 Tagen

This man knows nothing about leadership he’s just occupying space

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James Olugbengavor 17 Tagen

Good luck

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Tunde Abiodunvor 17 Tagen

Ahh na wa . The question is how? First - Capital - how do you get capital to do that when you will be paying minimum wages of 500,000 naira.Which method: PPPs,BOT,full concession,IMF, World bank, Sukuk fund etc will you be using to achieve that?

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James Bamzyvor 17 Tagen

This policy is already on ground. If you have money you can generate and distribute electricity to your community. But most Nigerians will rather use their money to build hotels and clubs

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.vor 17 Tagen

Lol. Ewoo!

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Ubaezuonu Kelvinvor 17 Tagen

Magician

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Ugavrabbivor 17 Tagen

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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easy jeje💧🤳🙏vor 17 Tagen

@grok what’s the job of sowore how is him making his money?

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Cyrilvor 17 Tagen

Oshe, Researcher Cho Cho Cho. Well done.

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Teslavor 17 Tagen

Everybody sabi make mouth sha

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Faisal kumzzivor 17 Tagen

All talk no action

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Rae Romsvor 17 Tagen

How will you distribute the 60,000MW ?

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Fearlessvor 17 Tagen

Tell us about the research…

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Fergusleovor 17 Tagen

Elenu 😂, how will you raise money to fix 60,000 megawatts of electricity? @sowore

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Tunji 'LordIromini' Irominivor 17 Tagen

Hehehehehehe Comedians full ground here o

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Stephvor 17 Tagen

Impossible Sowore. Stop playing.

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Supernovavor 17 Tagen

Listen to shame on Nigeria

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sakiru oyegunlevor 17 Tagen

Elenu, enu dun rofo. U can drive with ur mouth from naija to America no potholes, no traffic warden, just drive with ur mouth

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Heavenly Gracevor 17 Tagen

You don’t even know how to lie. Fortunately no one takes you seriously except your small but rabid supporters shouting “revolution now” daily while still contesting for the presidency. Only in Nigeria will someone like you be tolerated and even interviewed on national TV

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@estkvor 17 Tagen

Congratulations... We all know that most African countries have no indigenous technically experience,not even one single thing, we have achieved as a continent. Now tell me how to develop or bring this power generation without our engineering and expertise.

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Dr Conztant | Receiptsvor 17 Tagen

Sowore: over 60,000 MW in less than 3 years for 24-hour power. Bold 2027 promise. Current grid reality still far. Which primary source shows the ramp plan that actually delivers?

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Bätmän 🇳🇬vor 17 Tagen

😂😂😂 Eleriibu. @grok How achievable is this in 3 years?

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Zaza 2.0vor 17 Tagen

😂😂😂😂😂🔥

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Keda_the_Countertenorvor 17 Tagen

So 60,000 will take less than 3 years... 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Very laughable

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