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I live in a country where the light DOES NOT GO OFF.....it stays on until you decide to put it off yourself,and if for any reason it is to go off,the appropriate authority uses the media to alert the areas concerned before hand and say exactly why the light will go off and for how long and then they apologise ahead...
I have not seen darkness caused by light going off except it is night time......so imagine my shock when i hear that a street in Nigeria has not had light for over 5years?..I am sorry but i am in shock over this...how the heck do these people manage?how have they managed?nothing functions without light!
Please read this mail and help alert whoever is in charge....this is ridiculously unbelievable!
''Stella please help us to beg the Ogun state Governor
We people of Alhaja Ashabi street Adesan close have not seen Electricity since 2007!
please Help us to beg the Governor Amosun to give our Street a Transformer .
please pity for our parents because the money they use everyday to buy fuel can be used for other means.please Ogun state Governor help us''.
Its absurd really and Stella, its not only about the cost of fuelling. The health hazard even the noise alone is crazy. I pray he does something with his cap like Tom and Jerry own
ReplyDeleteSo you had to abuse his cap? Chai! Una mouth For here na poison. Anyway, una no be Bastard, una rake am resemble "Awa" blog mama SDK.
DeleteU had to abuse Ibikunle Amosu abi? Was he the governor in that 2007. What will u now do to OGD? Anyway Gov. Amosu should pls come to these people's aid. It's terrible, can't even imagine it
DeleteNa wa oooo only in naija!
ReplyDeleteI just said it now o! I jut said it on the other post.
ReplyDeleteok, now imagine.... no light since 2007! Like seriously?????? huh????
that is a major downshift to classifying that street as rural area. even rural area sef dey get light.
It is obvious there aint gonna be any major positive change in this country till Jesus comes. everybody brace yourself. Repent now! make we no suffer for here finish, no come enjoy again for the other side.
I repeat.... tomorrow Reuben Abati will start asking Who wants to be a Nigerian question on Power Supply matters.
Namsense!
He had better not come and ask any yeye question cos as I de now, I ready explode for anybody; Phcn and dem power pple oh. Its so bad that they don't even blink it for a minute. And I heard the new owners are planning on increasing the tariff. You come back from work to rest, na so so generator noise you go de hear all around. Headache and catarrh. Infact eh, half of the salary na fueling of generator. In short, na vex I de vex oh.
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Wow think about the money spent on fuel!
ReplyDeleteLearn to stop begging your government but rather demand for your right. That's why this country is where it is cause of our attitude to the government we supposedly voted for. ..
ReplyDeleteThank you for saying this. Let the entire families living on that street come together and seriously protest with placards and all. You know Nigerian Government don't like peace, they like force.
DeleteI can only imagine the lungs related diseases that will haunt Nigeria in a few years' time.
ReplyDeleteWhy are Nigerian leaders this useless? Goodluck, you too couldn't break this Power curse! All you people struggle for is how to remain in power forever. Shame on you all. Damn.
Few years too far oh. Btw this year and next year come back and get the results.
DeleteNa wa o. God is watching o politicians
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ReplyDeleteTom n jerry cap. Hehehehehe but on a serious note, Gov Amosun, please do something!!!
ReplyDeleteLast week, AIT aired a suburb of Abuja (Less than 25KM to main city) where there hasn't be a taste of light for the past 10yrs (2003)!
ReplyDeleteGovr Amosun is a performing Govr, those areas should channel their case well, he will definitely do something.
Channel it how? Write numerous letters? d man in charge of dat area council doesn't know, he has to b reminded of his job? Abeg something has been pointed out, deal with it n stop comparing it to worse situations.
DeleteElectricity in even Abeokuta the state capital is wack. I know this cause I live there.
ReplyDelete...and they will want our vote come 2015,dont worry i'm waiting for you guys
ReplyDeleteBlood of God!
ReplyDeleteIn my area, we haven't seen pole or wire since 2009(dats when we moved there ooo) and it's ogun state tooo!!!
ReplyDelete6yrs kai its not fair nau
ReplyDeletewe are tired of this useless government.Abeg m peeps for the football loving fans.predict and win.do you think Arsenal will quarlify for the round of 16.on www.africaintels.com.Let,s have fun plz and forget this olodos for ones
ReplyDeleteHian! Datz too long. I trust my dearest Governor. He will surely do sumtin about it. He is really hardworkin unlike d previous governors.
ReplyDeleteStella i moved to magboro akeran ogun state in 2005 and i have never seen electricity till date. We dont even have wires and transformers. The road is nothing to talk about. We have been living on generator since 2005. Sigh
ReplyDeleteChai! I live opposite you ooo. @ sanni omotedo.
DeleteI am complaining so it is a long time thing.
We don dey contribute money for pole and wire sha
But Nepa/phcn/ whateva it is they are now are yarning dust!!!
E b lyk say rent cheap 4 dat syd abi. God go help una sha
DeleteOgun state has light issues. When I was in uni there, we read with candles for exams and I kept wondering why a students environment won't have light. The 5 years I spent there, am not sure I enjoyed light for up to a year yet if you pass government house, light will be on there.
ReplyDeleteHai...We the residents of Panseke(along adigbe road) where one of Fan Milk Plc branches is located,want to call the attention of Ogun state Government to the deadly smoke been emitted by Fan milk Plc generating set at this branch,which has led/still leading to serious health issues to the resident of this place. Please we urge the ogun state government to help find an urgent and permanent solution to this. Which is for(Fan Milk plc)to evacute this building cos its a residential area not an industrial area. Aunty Stella Of Life Abeg help Us Beg Dem oo....Thank you
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ReplyDeleteHai...We the residents of Panseke(along adigbe road) where one of Fan Milk Plc branches is located,want to call the attention of Ogun state Government to the deadly smoke been emitted by Fan milk Plc generating set at this branch,which has led/still leading to serious health issues to the resident of this place. Please we urge the ogun state government to help find an urgent and permanent solution to this. Which is for(Fan Milk plc)to evacute this building cos its a residential area not an industrial area. Aunty Stella Of Life Abeg help Us Beg Dem oo....Thank you
Amosun does not knw wut his sayin.u live in a country or state.talk of your state and country coz u have no idea wut is happenin in other states.I hrd his doin well in Ogun sha bt pls supply light to does part of Ogun who don't have.
ReplyDeleteSince when did it become the governor's job to provide a transformer for a single street? Dis open letter should have been addressed to the phcn district boss or whatever their name is now. Abi u sef wan collect N2m?
ReplyDeleteTom and Jerry cap....LMAO
ReplyDeleteNigerians need to stop begging for what is rightfully theirs. How can people live without electricity for more than few days, not to talk of 5 years; Jonathan and Co its not fair our government is useless they only want to enrich there pockets leaving the masses to suffer....thats why people are looking for green pasture else where.
ReplyDeleteFor how long are we going to suffer; No jobs, No electricity, bad roads, useless leaders/government, no water, no security, hospitals are not up to standard...etc that why Jonathan will leave Nigeria to Uk for treatment, have you heard David Cameron or Obama going to another country for treatment? Awon were alai lojuti!!!
This stuff is quite rampant in Ogun state, in those interior villages once transformer pafuka, end of story be that except they have an influential politician or all these dem party women.
ReplyDelete2007!! That's just crazy and this state has a governor in place. Can't deal
ReplyDeletePls share your endometriosis stories @ endochallenges.wordpress.com. Let's beat endo together!
Bia stella,are u not living in Nigeria?where do u reside
ReplyDeleteR u new here?
DeleteThis is what happen when people don't know their rights or the right people to speak to!
ReplyDeleteThat street is under a local government. Everyone that live on that street should march down the local government or send representatives and demand for change before sending a message to Amosu who is not within your reach.
Paragon7ven.
This is what happen when people don't know their rights or the right people to speak to!
ReplyDeleteThat street is under a local government. Everyone that live on that street should march down the local government or send representatives and demand for change before sending a message to Amosu who is not within your reach.
Paragon7ven.
Blah blah nothing you are saying is new sir/ma b4 you left to your 'country where light doesn't go off' wasn't it like that soon you will complain it is too sunny in nigeria mtscheew
ReplyDeletethis has been a typical case with ogun state. a friend moved to ibafo since january and believe you me, its N3500 worth of fuel every week.The residents were told to contribute 100k each compound for a transformer, isn't that absurd? and we all pay tax one way or another in this country.
ReplyDeleteHonestly Naija should be ashamed even Ghana next door has constant power if it goes off it is only for a few hours at least people there can boast of uninterrupted power fsupply or a whole month Naija which way now?
ReplyDeleteI'm just going to sit down, fold my arms, and reads all the comments, wen una dey posts! To me ooo! The winner right now na, " Don't and #39, Hate. " thank you ladies/guys for making my day, I don't laugh tire! God go bless una ooo, love you guys, YOU TOO STELLA.
ReplyDeleteAgo iwoye is worse they dont even supply us power as a student I have to charge my stuff [ gadgets) at a nearby clinic at nite of cos i'd stay there cos its at owners risk some phones got stolen and if they would bring the light its jus for like an hour or two maximum and if they mistakenly exceed that two hours we would suffer for it
ReplyDeleteAgo iwoye is worse they dont even supply us power as a student I have to charge my stuff [ gadgets) at a nearby clinic at nite of cos i'd stay there cos its at owners risk some phones got stolen and if they would bring the light its jus for like an hour or two maximum and if they mistakenly exceed that two hours we would suffer for it
ReplyDeleteHaba is Amosun in charge of PHCN? We should stop to think as we get emotional.
ReplyDeleteSee yabings..
ReplyDelete& if dem interview d gov now hin go say lyt don improve 4 d state since he took charge lyk weytn GEJ z on CNN couple months back.....electricity is one are the people r happy wit d govt.....God dey sha
ReplyDeleteI swear,dis one still beta.Aunty stells,I stay in aiyetoro itele after ayobo.have been living there for over 15 years,no light.they haven't even brought light in d community.no poles,no transformer nuin.my family has been fuelling d gen 4 15yrs now.some pple have been here for 25yrs now.the most lucrative business here is filling station and generator mechanic.
DeleteI also stay in aiyetoro itele ogun state..we moved in in 2006 and till date not a blink...I hate Nigeria...we are treated as tenth class citizens...our government can't even do something that we would collectively pray for them and they see the manifesting effect in their lives...
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