Post by Emmanuel Arinze Chukwuebuka (@Arrysmart)

Another Deceptive Promise is yet here again:

There can be no true determination to reform the power sector when the "Aso rock Villa", which is the home of the number one citizen of the country wants to pull out from the National Grid.

Gencos are owed in trillions!

How can there be reform whilst there's an outstanding uncleared arrears?

Nigerians can not take this promise serious except the needful is done, and significant stability is restored in the power sector.

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Another Deceptive Promise is yet here again: There can be no true determination to reform the power...

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