Post by Joseph The Dreamer (@oshojoh)
Peter Obi recently said it's impossible to provide Nigerians with 24-hour electricity within four years.
I thought he also said he would serve only one term of four years. If that's the case, does it mean he wouldn't be able to fix the electricity problem before leaving office? Or am I missing something?
If he admits that four years isn't enough to solve the electricity challenge, should we still expect any president to completely fix it within a single term? Does that also change how we judge Tinubu's performance on electricity?
I'm not drawing any conclusions yet. These are just questions that keep popping up in my mind.
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Chukwudi Onwuelingo: Nigeria is vast that electricity issue won't be solved immediately.
It's a gradual process which will involve some other aspects like good accessible roads to some places that are not motorable for a while,to be able to serve all the masses
It's a gradual process which will involve some other aspects like good accessible roads to some places that are not motorable for a while,to be able to serve all the masses
Omotosho Kehinde Seun: I guess what Peter Obi was pointing out is that 24/7 power is a structural problem generation, transmission, distribution, gas supply, debt, and vandalism. It didn’t break in 4 years, so it won’t be fully fixed in 4 years either.