Tag: NEPA
NEPA is trending because the National Grid went out again | Nigerians react
For the fifth time in the first quarter of 2022, the national grid has gone out. Several Nigerian cities including ...
Discos say you can blame the NERC for the increase in your next light bill
Do you remember when it was announced earlier this year that the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) had approved permissions ...
Opinion: Mr President, the Chinese are playing you for a fool
by James Inedu George Nigeria has earmarked $5.8 billion for the construction of some dams up north. Finally, there will ...
Dele Momodu: Fashola, the man who must give us light
Fellow Nigerians, there is nothing more critical and important to us than the issue of electricity. Any country that continues ...
Opinion: Fixing Nigeria’s power problem for development
by Femi Tunde Okunlola It’s the magical moment- when grown up adults and children become akin; it comes with the ...
Accept the reality of tariff review, Fashola urges Nigerians
The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, says Nigerians must accept the reality of an electricity tariff review ...
The YNaija Cover this evening – the 20th of May
Follow these links to read our cover stories and analysis on YNaija this evening: Just In: Tears flow as 82 ...
The Thread: #Nepawahala | NEPA takes major L on Twitter NG
Our electricity problems in Nigeria looks like it’s been from time immemorial. With each new Minister of Power, our electricity ...
Opinion: TCN, power and national security
As every bereaved family learns the morning after the funeral, it is left alone by sympathisers to nurse itself from ...
Cheta Nwanze: On moving house and how it applies to Nigeria’s recession
Now consider the following scenario — you are moving house, you see a place that you really like, and pay the rent. ...
Power supply has been stable but Nigerians on Twitter are too scared to admit it
by Tolu Omoyeni Just few weeks back, Nollywood actor, Bob Manuel Udokwu said in an interview, “I am pessimistic we ...
Lolade Sowoolu: Don’t sell your generators just yet
by Lolade Sowoolu NEPA has been frighteningly constant. Isn’t that supposed to be a good thing? Well, it was when it never happened. ...
Commentary: Like PHCN, like Nyesom Wike
Since his swearing in as the governor of oil rich Rivers state, Nyesom Wike, has fluctuated in a way that ...
Opinion: Dear Pres. Jonathan, forget the apologies, we need electricity
by Eze Onyekpere What more will the government, NERC and the captains of the electricity industry request of Nigerians? Reforms ...
Dolapo Aina: Still celebrating the New Year without NEPA
by Dolapo Aina The reader might wonder if this writer is livid (trust me; you don’t want to know what ...
How did Nigerians start saying ‘Up NEPA!’? | We investigate
by Adedayo Ademuwagun Children often scream “Up NEPA!” when electricity supply is restored in their neighbourhood. This is quite prevalent ...
Cheta Nwanze: Sacking the entire police force won’t be such a bad idea
by Cheta Nwanze A few minutes ago, a bomb went off at the Municipal Bus Terminal in Nyanya, Abuja. There ...
Cheta Nwanze: Yesterday I slept with NEPA… and she was good
by Cheta Nwanze I’d have made a comment about the toothless bulldog, but the last time I did, not a few, ...
Opinion: Spending my new year without NEPA
by Dolapo Aina People’s homes are following in the footsteps of corporate firms and government parastatals that have 2-3 generating ...
Opinion: How to tackle the mirage of uninterrupted power supply in Nigeria
by Abah John Abah With the present set up, the dream of uninterrupted power is still very hazy. A lot ...
Femi Aribisala: Why Nigeria is the best country in the whole world
by Femi Aribisala All these explains why, in spite of everything, Nigerians are the happiest people in the world. We ...
Opinion: #Independence53 – Knocks and praises for Pres. Jonathan
by Chichi Ikebuiro This is one common enemy that has just been defeated and we need to roll out the ...
Have you met the Nasarawa swimming team? – and more, in today’s news roundup with Cheta Nwanze
by Cheta Nwanze ….the Land Use Act means is that we really own nothing except possibly the building which sits ...
Japheth Omojuwa: Governance in Nigeria and its many distractions (Y! FrontPage)
More than any nation in the world, we should know that our government only knows how to fail at doing ...
Being pregnant is no excuse – and more, in today’s news round-up with Cheta Nwanze
by Cheta Nwanze The Prez has approved the rather nice sum of N384 billions as a pay off for years ...
Femke becomes Funke: Who will save us from ‘NEPA’s’ crazy bills?
by Femke van Zeijl …he more or less admitted the amount I owed was based on the vivid imagination of ...
Getting away with murder – and more, in today’s news round-up with Cheta Nwanze
by Cheta Nwanze Of course Nigeria is a country that so many of her citizens sadly want to get out ...
‘NEPA’ strikes during American Super Bowl (DETAILS)
Super Bowl XLVII ground to a halt early in the third quarter Sunday night, when about half of the lights ...
This is important – We are underestimating the problem, and overstating our capacity (#NewLeadership Series by Chude Jideonwo)
by Chude Jideonwo Government is the most important force for change in any society so ultimately to make any sustainable ...
New Year, new trees, new streets – and more, in today’s news round-up with Cheta Nwanze
by Cheta Nwanze One thing that is definitely not obeying the age-old economic laws of demand and supply however, is ...
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