Comments on: Nigeria deserves to be in darkness http://grandioseparlor.com/2008/03/nigeria-deserves-to-be-in-darkness/ Cogitations on sociopolitical and economic issues focusing on Nigeria & Africa Wed, 20 Aug 2008 14:25:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Zkang http://grandioseparlor.com/2008/03/nigeria-deserves-to-be-in-darkness/#comment-47167 Zkang Mon, 24 Mar 2008 10:15:51 +0000 http://grandioseparlor.com/2008/03/nigeria-deserves-to-be-in-darkness/#comment-47167 What you going to learn from the destruction of futures? Nerve enough to pursue the past while the stolen billions are buying power and prestige, what you learn? The time to face being misled is now, past is gone, now is all we have, the futrue is Nigeria's. Hell is completed, paradise is for the next generations to flourish. Look around you and remember how we got stole of destiny. What you going to learn from the destruction of futures? Nerve enough to pursue the past while the stolen billions are buying power and prestige, what you learn? The time to face being misled is now, past is gone, now is all we have, the futrue is Nigeria’s. Hell is completed, paradise is for the next generations to flourish. Look around you and remember how we got stole of destiny.

]]> By: Imnakoya http://grandioseparlor.com/2008/03/nigeria-deserves-to-be-in-darkness/#comment-46953 Imnakoya Thu, 20 Mar 2008 03:53:06 +0000 http://grandioseparlor.com/2008/03/nigeria-deserves-to-be-in-darkness/#comment-46953 Nigeria is a blessed nation. We do not have to keeping digging up the past, but we can learn from it and must learn from past misdeeds in order to win the future, Zkang! Nigeria is a blessed nation. We do not have to keeping digging up the past, but we can learn from it and must learn from past misdeeds in order to win the future, Zkang!

]]> By: Zkang http://grandioseparlor.com/2008/03/nigeria-deserves-to-be-in-darkness/#comment-46892 Zkang Wed, 19 Mar 2008 09:49:33 +0000 http://grandioseparlor.com/2008/03/nigeria-deserves-to-be-in-darkness/#comment-46892 The turmoil of a country is not reflected by its corruption and greed but by the peoples need. Its Nation building time, leave the past and charge it to the game. The will of the Nigerian must be invoked to go straight ahead to win for the future. Talk is cheap. The actions in the coming four years will define so much of civilization that Nigeria can not afford to miss out. Nigeria will play a pivotal role in the remaining evolution of humanity. It has always been a one-possibility thang, God bless Nigeria and protect. The turmoil of a country is not reflected by its corruption and greed but by the peoples need. Its Nation building time, leave the past and charge it to the game. The will of the Nigerian must be invoked to go straight ahead to win for the future.
Talk is cheap. The actions in the coming four years will define so much of civilization that Nigeria can not afford to miss out. Nigeria will play a pivotal role in the remaining evolution of humanity. It has always been a one-possibility thang, God bless Nigeria and protect.

]]> By: Tolu http://grandioseparlor.com/2008/03/nigeria-deserves-to-be-in-darkness/#comment-46876 Tolu Wed, 19 Mar 2008 02:56:34 +0000 http://grandioseparlor.com/2008/03/nigeria-deserves-to-be-in-darkness/#comment-46876 Boy, it is even worse than I'd imagined. So Dr. Agagu despite messing up terribly will walk away without being sanctioned? This is incredible! The newspaper mentioned several of the power plants have little or no natural gas to work them. Wasn't this known before the plants were designed and built with gas turbines? We have coal and can resort to biomass if necessary, right? Why not use these to drive the plants? Also, all the power plants mentioned have been commissioned by Obasanjo before he left office, yet none is functional, isn't this just non-ethical? The typical practice in Nigeria is to stop work on commissioned projects in Nigeria even if they are yet to be functional. I will wait to see what happens to Agagu/Imoke/Obasanjo after the House of Reps closes its investigations. Boy, it is even worse than I’d imagined. So Dr. Agagu despite messing up terribly will walk away without being sanctioned? This is incredible!

The newspaper mentioned several of the power plants have little or no natural gas to work them. Wasn’t this known before the plants were designed and built with gas turbines? We have coal and can resort to biomass if necessary, right? Why not use these to drive the plants?

Also, all the power plants mentioned have been commissioned by Obasanjo before he left office, yet none is functional, isn’t this just non-ethical? The typical practice in Nigeria is to stop work on commissioned projects in Nigeria even if they are yet to be functional.

I will wait to see what happens to Agagu/Imoke/Obasanjo after the House of Reps closes its investigations.

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