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WATCH 🇳🇬⚡: A man explains why Nigeria does not have electricity today.

55,550 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

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on-the-hillvor 5 Monaten

My one regret is that I cannot dislike this video.😏

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Oroghene Snapps, Ph.Dvor 5 Monaten

The second part of your video is the critical part. The transmission network is the major constraint we have. There are so many losses and point of failure in TCN. Like you rightly said, even if GenCo wants to push 20000MW TCN can only handle about 4000 - 5000 MW. Yes proper net metering will help in the Disco, but fixing Nigeria electricity problem requires significant infrastructure upgrades to be TCN.

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SME Arenavor 5 Monaten

@AKakanfo Discos are the problem, not transmission. They started the racketeering via bogus estimated billing so they can lie to gencos that it is the people that are not paying. They also sell lights meant for band B-Z to band A and declare sales to band Z so govt can owe subsidy.

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Onelumvor 5 Monaten

This your explanation is so watery. In exam you'll get 3/10. Nigeria is the only country in the world where lot of communities don't have electricity at all and few that have is very epileptic. So in your analogy, its becos we bypass meters and refuse to pay bills is the cause.

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Bobby Axelrodvor 5 Monaten

Bullshit analysis. Dropping the blame on the end users who pay out their noses to keep the lights on their houses. You’re a thief

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A Baby Boy & More𓃵vor 5 Monaten

So why does Ghana have more electricity than Nigeria? Na only Nigeria Dey get all this mumu complications

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Voidedvor 5 Monaten

You did a nice job and I've just learnt this but Let me correct you my brother, the reason why Nigeria doest have constant electricity is simply because of the failure of the Nigerian government to adequately perform thier designated duties.

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Babzvor 5 Monaten

Make government buy it back now and start controlling it

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Hammed 🇳🇬vor 5 Monaten

You failed to mention GENCO’s debt.

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Die Bundesrepublik 🇳🇬 NGvor 5 Monaten

There's no need to attack this guy, his explanation if true has given us insight into what the problem really is, now solving the problem should be more easy for us.......

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oghale.Ovor 5 Monaten

This shows that our infrastructure is outdated. Perhaps each state could generate its own electricity, rather than relying on a national grid that is not fully functional. The govt might also consider allowing local govt areas and towns to generate their own electricity. Also, in

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little bigotvor 5 Monaten

Shut up jor. Better no talk this thing outside. All blame go to the government that don’t generate enough electricity for citizens used.

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Tariq ❤️❤️🌹🌹vor 5 Monaten

We spent N80+trillion on subsidy in today is $160B for 8yrs, that's enough to fix gas problems, genco, transmission and distribution using modern tech So what are you saying

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Real Issuesvor 5 Monaten

Which means govt has to improve infrastructure to be able to be handle what is been transmitted from gencos

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Olowe Jnrvor 5 Monaten

@NAIJATRUCKVOICE maybe you'll understand this better

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Mr Jekovor 5 Monaten

Simple question. Can’t Nigeria government handle its own electricity and distribute to Nigerians? Abi how other countries dey do am ?

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David Daddyvor 5 Monaten

From this explanation, we can see that the two sectors that are controlled by private sector are doing well . Only the government controlled “transmission “ sector is faulty. Solution is to privatise the transmission sector too.

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✂️Adesoji Aderemi✂️vor 5 Monaten

… maybe 🤔 it is clearer now why the Aso rock went for solar panels

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Ere Silvavor 5 Monaten

This still doesn't tell you the full story. If this were the case, the GENCOs and DISCOs would have declared bankruptcy long time ago! If Mama Amala business is still afloat but she always doesn't have garri, how is she still a garri seller? If only Nigerians paused to think

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Big Evor 5 Monaten

What happened to the remaining 30% hydro power electricity?

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🅵🅻🅴XX👨‍💻vor 5 Monaten

My own is why does the water looks like palm wine?

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April26vor 5 Monaten

So what about those that aren’t using prepaid meters? Are they not paying for the electricity that they are not using? You tried but you go fail for exam sha

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DPvor 5 Monaten

All these water and cup no dey needed I understand watin him dey talk but he dey use Cup confuse person, just comot ur mind for the cup & water u go understand him..if u dey coach person for exam like this na better F oo

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Mortal Manvor 5 Monaten

But the federal government takes a tax of 28 billion naira from those private sectors like transcorp power. They still add to the hardship in the electricity sector

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PanAfrican Griotvor 5 Monaten

Tho is propaganda. You are a paid liar to gaslight Nigerians. We don't have electricity because electricity will cause Nigeria to Indistrialize and move up the production chain that makes use of the resources the west steals from us. You ought to be ashamed of yourself. Sellout

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Emmanuelvor 5 Monaten

Can you explain why nepa will bring light for 2 seconds and take it?

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ATUPA d'lanternvor 5 Monaten

How did I watch such nonsense? In this guy's mind he's an influencer making some kind of sense. Gosh...

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Sauronvor 5 Monaten

This doesn’t make sense, if the gencos are spending 10k to generate power and they get back just 6k, how have they stayed in business? Why are they still in business?

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Bright Nwachukwuvor 5 Monaten

We don’t need a national grid. It’s a great fail safe but not the most efficient use of resources.

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xaxuvor 5 Monaten

this is the lie they all want stupid Nigerians to believe so you start thinking electricity failure is your fault. I know many stupid persons already think they're the reason their homes didn't have electricity last night.

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ayo oludurovor 5 Monaten

There is incapacity on yhe parts of the dicso. Bad transformers, non-metering, delapitated infrastructure.

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ADEDDvor 5 Monaten

Well explained

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Black Rickvor 5 Monaten

Is this not a fraud scheme

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