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It is impossible to provide Nigerians with 24-hour electricity within four years — Peter Obi
NDC Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi has said it would be unrealistic to promise uninterrupted electricity supply across Nigeria within four years, stressing that the country’s power infrastructure cannot be built overnight.
Speaking on Politics Today on Channels Television on Sunday, July 26, Obi said constructing power plants and upgrading transmission networks require years to complete, making a nationwide 24-hour electricity supply within a single four-year term unattainable.
“24-hour electricity within 4 years is impossible. If you want to build a power plant, it takes about 4 years. Improving transmission lines also takes years.”
Rather than making what he described as unrealistic promises, Obi pledged that his administration would ensure Nigeria can generate, transmit, and distribute at least 10,000 megawatts of electricity within four years.
“But within 4 years, we will ensure we can generate, transmit, and distribute not less than 10,000 Megawatts.”
The former Anambra State governor said this would be achieved through embedded power projects, citing Geometric Power in Aba as a successful model that can be replicated across the country to boost industrial development.
“We will do it through embedded power. Look at what Geometric Power is doing in Aba—we need to replicate that in locations like Kano to drive the industries in Bompai and Sharada.”
Obi also called for the settlement of the trillions of naira owed to electricity generation companies, saying restoring confidence in the sector is essential to attracting investment.
“Today, the government owes generating companies trillions of Naira. We must pay them. Our politics must change; if I don’t deliver what I promise, I will come out and explain to the people what is going wrong.”
🚨 “That’s the Biggest Joke of This Tournament” — Mbappé Fires Over Messi Snub
🎙️ Reporter:
“Kylian, congratulations on winning the Golden Boot back-to-back. How does it feel?”
Mbappé:🗣️“Thank you. Of course, I’m very happy—very proud. It’s not something easy to achieve, especially at this level, against the best players in the world. But if I’m being completely honest… I would trade both of them in a second for the World Cup trophy. Individual awards are special, but football is about the team, about lifting that trophy together. That’s the dream.”
🎙️ Reporter:“You mentioned the level of competition—this time you were up against Lionel Messi for the Golden Boot. How tough was that?”
Mbappé:🗣️“It wasn’t easy at all. We’re talking about the best player in the world. Every game, every moment, you’re watching him… and he’s delivering. Scoring, assisting, deciding matches. He had me worried, I won’t lie (laughs). There were nights I couldn’t even relax because I knew what he’s capable of doing the next day. Competing with someone like that pushes you beyond your limits.”
🎙️ Reporter:“Messi had a great tournament, but he still didn’t win the Golden Ball. What do you think about that?”
Mbappé:🗣️“That’s the part I honestly don’t understand. For me, it doesn’t make sense. We’re talking about the greatest of all time… a man who keeps rewriting history, who dominates headlines, who amazes everyone in every single game. He decides big matches like it’s nothing. And we’re saying he’s not the best player of the tournament? For me, that’s the biggest joke in this competition. I don’t see it any other way.”
🎙️ Reporter:“People often call you Ronaldo’s biggest fan, yet you never stop praising Messi. Why is that?”
Mbappé:🗣️“Yes, it’s true—I grew up idolizing Cristiano Ronaldo. He’s the reason I started dreaming the way I do. But that doesn’t mean I should be blind to greatness. What Lionel Messi has done for football… it’s crazy. Even now, at 39, he’s giving players in their prime sleepless nights. And he’s not even a pure striker. That tells you everything. Respect is respect. When you love football, you have to appreciate
Argentina had won two World Cup (in 1978 and 1986) before Messi's debut, and had won about 14 Copa America titles. It took the national almost 40 years to win another trophy, fourty good years in 2022. Now despite all Messi's accomplishments since his debut, that is, 35 titles in 17 seasons, Messi also won his first major international title in 2021 which was the Copa America, taking 16 years into his career, and almost 17 years to add the World Cup trophy to his collection.
Now during his years of Int'l trophy drought he was heavily criticized even by Argentines, especially after missing the crucial PK in 2016.
Messi lost four international finals back to back, almost quit the team, and had to struggle to win his first Copa America and World Cup, but all of a sudden it was rigged for him? Be serious.
@flowzki Against Mallams, where football is just in infacncy🤣🤣
Has it been he remained in Europe since he was chasing the goals, we wont say he's looking for the easy way
Many times, I feel that Messi deliberately responds to Cristiano and matches him in a subtle, indirect way.
When Cristiano described the Ballon d’Or as the ultimate measure of greatness and the most important individual award, Messi responded by becoming the player with the most Ballon d’Or titles in history.
Later, Cristiano claimed that the Golden Shoe was the most important award because it is based purely on goals and individual performance. Once again, Messi surpassed him there as well, after which Ronaldo came out and said that FIFA awards had lost their credibility.
Then Cristiano suggested that to be considered a true legend, a player must win a major international trophy with his national team. Messi answered by winning two Copa America’s and the World Cup, putting an end to the debate once and for all.
And even before the World Cup began, Ronaldo’s fans were hoping he could match Messi’s achievements and lift the trophy himself. Instead, Messi scored a hat-trick in his very first match and became the all-time top scorer in World Cup history.
Messi didn’t just become Ronaldo’s rival — he became a psychological obsession for him.