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Thursday, January 24, 2013

Video: “Nigerians are Quite Pleased with the Improvement in Power Supply” President Goodluck Jonathan tells CNN’s Christiane Amanpour in Interview

President Goodluck Jonathan was interviewed by CNN’s Christiane Amanpour yesterday evening where he talked about several issues including power supply, Boko Haran and more.President Jonathan who spoke from Davos, Switzerland, where he is attending the World Economic Summit claimed that Nigerians were impressed with the current level of improvement in power, and that if there was one area “ordinary Nigerians” are pleased with his administration, it was power. He said:
“I would have loved that you ask ordinary Nigerians on the street of Lagos, Abuja or any other city this question about power. This is one area that Nigerians are quite pleased with the government that our commitment to improve power is working. So if you are saying something different, I’m really surprised. That is one area that even civil societies agree that the government has kept faith with its promise. “We have not got to where we should be and of course we know that power infrastructure is one investment that you must complete the chain before a bulb can light. You must generate, you must transmit, you must distribute and even if you have the money and the political will, you cannot do it overnight and we are working very hard, you cannot do it overnight.”
Hmmmm, Mr. President improved power??

9 comments:

  1. Its such a huge lie!!in my area we hardly have like,tottal black out for like 1mnth n even wen thy bring it,it dosent last 2hrs.at d end of the month phcn pple will bring a bill of 7-8k n I kip wondering when we are burning d lite???

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  2. "Nigerians are quite impressed?" Yep actually we are, there is an improvement I no go lie, na true sha, even village self. But na true, d man try 4 light.

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  3. M̶̲̅γ̲̣̣̥ dear lyin president, U̶̲̥̅̊ ® angry dat d police college rot was leaked, now U̶̲̥̅̊ ® telling lies against nigerian citizenry. I will mail CNN †̥̥Ơ̴͡ tell them dat M̶̲̅γ̲̣̣̥ area has not seen power supply since DEC & dat bills still comes. bloody liar

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  4. Heyyyyy!!! I am sooo totally ashamed of being a Nigerian! See as our president dey evade questions! Dem dey ask of bokoharam, em dey talk about mali and Algeria! Abi u no go school ni? Plus your terrible lies! Christiana has really flawed this man with her whole questions #Mrpresidentplsrepent

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  6. @Anonymous 3.33pm,Shut up your crap,can't you listen very well and stop pinging your BB,did't you hear what he answered on boko haram and what the question was?just keep your mind clean and watch the video well,if light has not improved in your area something is wrong with your transformer and transmission lines and not from generation..GEJ met power sector at dying stage of 1.355MW an now in 2 years is 4,750MW,may be your not very close to know what is happening in the sector right now..stop reading false stories from EL-RUFAI and his cronies..

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  7. @okoye wateva me am still nt pleasd so go nd chop ur increased MW.........

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  8. The man said till the end of this year. That he promise something better will happen. Lol...... Lets wait its close not too far from now

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  9. Why did the cnn lady cut him short when he was talking about their country helping our people refine stolen crude oil? Mtcheww....the US always act like they want to help but the always go after their intrest alone.....if refiniries overseas will stop refining stolen crude oil, then those stealing it will get fustrated

    -Miss D

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