Make him dey go abeg
🚨🚨| BREAKING: Bruno Fernandes has 𝐑𝐄𝐉𝐄𝐂𝐓𝐄𝐃 a second contract offer from Manchester United.
Further talks are expected, with salary and contract length still under discussion.
His current deal expires in 2027, with an option for a further year.
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Go and fast on top mountain.
Dear non-Muslims,
As Ramadan is just 92 days away,
Please avoid eating in front of Muslims who are fasting.
Please avoid drinking in their presence.
Do not deliberately tempt those observing the fast.
Muslims will be fasting from dawn until sunset.
A little consideration and respect go a long way. ❤️🌙
Not a world of a lie. Sack him if you want to sack him or back him.
Dragging it out is mad disrespectful and he should resign
🚨🚨🎙️| Peter Schmeichel on Manchester United's treatment of Michael Carrick:
“I think the way this is playing out is 𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐘 𝐃𝐈𝐒𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐏𝐄𝐂𝐓𝐅𝐔𝐋 to him.”
“I don't think he's doing anything wrong.”
“I'm a little bit 𝐀𝐍𝐆𝐑𝐘 at how this great football club is treating one of its greatest players.” 😳
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He’s playing a dangerous game
Carney is MAD for getting bypassed!
Quebec’s new Premier, PSPP, sent out 59 letters to American Senators and State Governors to promote economic ties between Quebec and their respective States.
When Carney found out, he WARNED PSPP that trade was of federal jurisdiction.
This is what PSPP had to say about it:
PSPP: “Mr. Carney would like us to stay off the ice and never set foot on the rink because he wants the entire rink to himself.
But we, in Quebec, have always claimed our rightful place. That’s what I’m doing with these letters, and that’s what previous governments have done.
And he’s being a little contradictory because he says that if you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu.
So, I don’t know which Mr. Carney to actually believes…”
JOURNALIST: So your intention is not to go around him, if that’s what you’re suggesting.
PSPP: “What I’m saying is that I will do what I believe is in the best interests of Quebec and Quebecers, because I am the Premier of Quebec, and Mr. Carney is not my boss. He cannot stop me from doing what we have always done.
That means having an international presence that allows us to represent our interests.
So, expect to see, over the coming months, a Quebec that takes its rightful place on the world stage.
I said it during the election campaign.”
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I’m always wary of a statement like “it’s not complex” when it comes to governance or public works.
It means if you’re ever in there, you won’t be prepared for the challenges in there.
This thread is ass. You don’t understand a thing about where you served. #Shame
I served with TCN (Transmission Company of Nigeria) ass a corp member.
For those who don’t know, the old NEPA was unbundled into three segments:
• GenCos (Generation Companies) where the power is generated
• TCN (Transmission Company of Nigeria) —responsible for
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Not asking questions is how we got here in the first place. What’s wrong in posing questions to people who want to serve in political offices?
This is actually a good thing. No one is providing a path to affordable housing or even affordable housing for that matter for graduates
HOUSING:
Our housing plan is not solely for graduates. The housing lottery will be opened to registered residents of Lagos.
Priority will be given to;
1) Civil servants.
2) Indigenes and members of the communities the project is built on.
3)Vulnerable members of our society e.g single mothers and pensioners.
4) Registered residents of Lagos.
Lastly our aim is to redefine and set new standards, when I say one bedroom / self contained, this apartment type/design is what I am describing.
Aggregating micro-apartments with modular construction not only maximises our use of land it further gives us a better cost to benefit ratio.
#VoteADC
#lagosiansdeservebetter
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The last line of this post 🤣🤣 more like Nigeria is not Eti-Osa LGA
That said, Nigerian politicians should stop using power as a campaign topic because when you get down to it, it is indeed rocket science to fix the sector and make it efficient and reliable, that’s why they fail
Private investors won't invest to provide 247 electricity supply with our current problem.
We still need govt to provide patient capital to put things to order for the private guys to deliver.
TCN tariff component is around N15/kWh, inside that N15, the share of TSP is around N7 or N9/kWh. At this pricing, who can invest in your transmission if not the govt?
You also cannot privatise the transmission for various reasons including security and pricing.
On the Discos side, the owners didn't quite invest much on either metering or network. They are looped in the circle of fixing, rehabilitation and maintaining current network rather than expansion.
Take for example, Enugu disco total customers is 1.6m, total metered are 800k, leaving 808k unmetered.
If you want to meter those 800k customers at average price of N200k, Enugu disco need N160bn either in equity or debt or both.
If I'm being conservative, it will take Enugu 2 to 3 years to fully meter those customers and based on the record as at august, Enugu disco is losing N11bn every month from both billing and collection losses.
assuming 2 years to fully meter, N11b * 24 months = N264bn.
but lets not use N264bn, lets use N150bn because as you meter customers and close some gap, your losses will be going down...
N160bn to fully meter customers.
N150bn estimated losses within the metering period.
Total funding requirement = N310bn.
I make a big assumptions here, which closing of metering can reduce your losses. Reality may differ.
You think someone can put N310bn in Enugu disco at the current borrowing rate and then wait for long to recover his funds? Don't be deceive, no one will.
Here is another catch, putting all this money wouldn't ensure stable supply to Enugu without having a reliable supply to the franchise. If investors put that money and transmission fail, then your capex recovery time just get elongated.
You also cannot charge ridiculous tariff. But lets assume NERC/SERC allowed you to charge ridiculous tariff like N500 or N700/kWh to recover capex. What happen next is demand destruction.
If people cannot afford the tariff and stop using the electricity because of your pricing, it means revenue will be plummeted, thereby incurring loss or destroy your cashflow, making capex recovery difficult if not impossible.
However you look at it, govt need to take some things off the investor's table. Whatever they are doing, they need to do more.
...And pls, Nigeria is NOT Lagos, nobody is going to pay N500/KWh for electricity despite it being reliable.
This is been happening since like 2012 I think. GENCO’s were getting bailout money from Oga Jonathan like every quarter.
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Grid Failure.
I did not guess. I studied and practised in the UK. I read the room.
I warned in 2018 and 2020 that GenCos would shut down.
In 2026 it happened.
This is the story. 🧵
#PropheticDeclarations