Thread by @XperiencSwtness

Thread bcos knowledge is power. Pls know d individuals who own ur DISCO👇

1. ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION IN NIGERIA IS CONTROLLED BY THESE GUYS AND A GAL.

Next time you have problem with your electricity such as power outage, pls ask them.

Not me..

And not Baba Buhari, either..

2. ABUJA DISCO :

Alhaji Yusuf Hamisu Abubakar

Alhaji Umar Mutallab

EKO DISCO:

Charles Momoh

Dr. Tunji Olowolafe

Mr. Ernest Orji

IKEJA DISCO :

Kola Adesina

Tonye Cole

Tope Sonubi

IBADAN DISCO :

General Abdulsalam Abubakar GCFR

Tunde Ayeni

Sola Ayandele

3. ENUGU DISCO

Sir Emeka Offor & others

BENIN DISCO :

Mr. Victor Gbolade Osibodu

Mrs Funke Osibodu

(Husband & Wife)

JOS DISCO:

Alhaji Garba Mohammed Noma

PORT HARCOURT :

Augustine Nwokocha

Governor of Bayelsa

Governor of Akwa Ibom

Governor CRivers

Governor Rivers

4. Nigerians should be asked where they were in 2013/14 when the PDP Government led by Goodluck Jonathan scuttled the international tender at Technical Evaluation stage; frustrated very large international Power companies like KEPCO of Korea, Ontario Hydro, Tokyo Power, GE,...

5. Edison, El Sawady Electric and the Russians out of the tender process.

The Selection Process was carried out at the Aso Rock Villa.

Let anyone tell us which of the persons named above had any pedigree in electricity business !

6. The Ministry of Power and Civil Servants must be blamed for today's mess.

Also, the Committees in both the Senate and House of Representatives at the 7th Session were accomplices in robbing Nigeria of her right in the Power sector.
They sold out PHCN, successors to NEPA to...

7. .their political associates.

The scene in the Generation sub-sector is almost similar...

Just a snippet, Kainji Dam was built in 1968 when many of todays' politicians were just learning how to ride bicycle.
That Dam was GIFTED out to a consortium backed by the one-time...

8... Governor of a PDP state at the time.

Again, Nigerians only got as educated as thinking and doing things in the Parrot-style education that our Rote learning churns out.
No Critical Thinking in our viewing of pertinent issues.

9. For two days now, I have been tagged to a particular Post on Ghana electricity. A post that is just silly and parochial in its attempts at comparing the Apple (Nigeria) to an Orange (Ghana)
And, as usual the unpatriotism of Nigerians was on display: We disparage what is ours..

10. ... while heaping praise on what others have.

The Power Sector's problems dated back more than forty years. It cannot be solved on Facebook.

So, if you do not know before, now you know!
-Caxton Fatanmi

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