Prof Nnaji's Exit, Power Sector Loss as Nigerians Start to Groan



A few weeks back I mentioned that power supply has improved, well I can authoritatively tell you that I didn't have light since 9p.m last  night till I left for work this morning. Coincidentally, I found an article that claimed there was drop in power supply, and I went 'exactly!!'

Well, my belief about the steady power supply was hinged on the fact that, granted that i did not believe anything was done in terms of new infrastructure, I believed that Prof Nnaji had somehow got these lazy PHCN bunch to get to work. I speculated that it could be as a result of the imminent sale of PHCN(talks seem to have slowed a bit) and most staff want to be reabsorbed by the new owners or that Nnaji being an engineer knew what had to be fixed and ensured that was done by constant monitoring. Well as it appears by his exit and the events of today clearly, PHCN staff are back in their business of Sabotage! in just 2 weeks we lost 1000MW na im be say we go go back stone age in 2 months! Naija wonder.

Meanwhile, Electricity Employees' leadership seem to be enmeshed in some form of scam. They have not been remitting the 25% contribution to the pension scheme, an offence they'd blamed on Nnaji some weeks back, well the chickens are coming home to roost

However, our president expects not to be cricticised? abeg! somebody praise the President because I did not see 'Most Criticised President' (MCP) in the list of Honours Awardees ***sarcasm***

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