@Letter_to_Jack The work is slow. This is a developed area and they need to speed up to minimize disruption. Again, the quality and s poor. Go and see the Giwa-Toyin road that is less than a year old. It’s already bedeviled with potholes. The government is not serious at all.
@NigeriaStories This inference doesn’t make sense at all. What is Seyi saying? Has he said anything about those illegal miners of gold and lithium in that old Oyo park? This is pure manipulation. He should about the illegal miners or he’s not aware of their presence in that domain??
@IkejaElectric@IkejaElectric your employees are sabotaging your efforts or how do you explain this area in question that is fully prepaid! Continue, you will not get a dime. It’s prepaid, pay as you goo @realFemiOtedola
@IkejaElectric@IkejaElectric , I called the customer care to formally log the complaint and I was told that the CRM is down and I should call back tomorrow. The team that removed the fuse did not record anything in their office since Friday. They want to frustrate the community to bribe or wh?
@IkejaElectric@IkejaElectric pls come and restore the fuse you removed from our transformer since last week Friday. These people were around today and they didn’t attend to our transformer. The GnP dropped and instead of them to trace the fault, they removed the fuse since! Daddy 1, Giwa Area
@NigeriaStories I said it yesterday but some persons threw insults at me.
For your information, Inner Galaxy Steel is a Chinese owned company operating in Nigeria.
If they try this in their country it is straight to the hangman.
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The moment NDLEA officers stormed the biggest clandestine methamphetamine laboratory ever discovered in Nigeria in a forest in Ogun State where three Mexicans and other members of a cartel were arrested and meth worth over N480billion recovered
500 Billion Allegation: When Nigeria’s Energy Sector Becomes a Crime Scene
Let us be honest, when the head of a national energy institution is arrested over an alleged ₦500 billion fraud, Nigerians should not treat it like ordinary breaking news.
This is not small money. This is not office mismanagement. This is not the type of allegation that should disappear after two news cycles. This is ₦500 billion in a country where millions of citizens are battling high electricity tariffs, poor power supply, expensive fuel, collapsed purchasing power, and a daily struggle to survive.
According to reports, EFCC operatives arrested Mustapha Abdullahi, Director-General of the Energy Commission of Nigeria, in Abuja over alleged money laundering involving more than ₦500 billion. He is reportedly in EFCC custody for further investigation.
The painful question is simple: what exactly is happening inside Nigeria’s energy sector?
Every year, Nigerians hear big grammar about reforms, renewable energy, energy transition, electricity expansion, national development, climate financing, and infrastructure improvement. But behind the speeches, the sector remains one of the most frustrating symbols of failure in the country.
Citizens are paying more for darkness. Businesses are spending more on diesel and petrol. Families are budgeting for generators like it is a second rent. Students are reading under rechargeable lamps. Small businesses are dying because power is unreliable. Yet, somewhere in the same system, allegations of hundreds of billions are emerging.
This is why Nigerians are angry.
If EFCC can arrest opposition figures with speed, raid private homes with confidence, and parade internet fraud suspects with camera quality, then this case must not be buried quietly. Nigerians need names, documents, timelines, beneficiaries, accounts, contractors, approvals, and political connections.
A N500 billion allegation cannot be handled like gossip.
It must be handled like a national emergency.
This case must not end with one arrest and press silence. It must lead to full disclosure, prosecution where evidence exists, recovery of public funds where theft is proven, and institutional reform to stop energy agencies from becoming private feeding bottles for powerful people.
Nigeria cannot be in darkness while public money allegedly disappears in daylight.
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@AdeleyecalebC@kcemen1ke@jamesdouma@cybertruck The Obingos🤣. Someone was cruising his @cybertruck jejely and likened it to armored personnel carrier and the eternal and blind hatred of this Obingo for APC was triggered. His circuit shut down abruptly and the rest is history 😂😂🤣🤣🤣Up Obingos!
@GaniyuRuquayah@OgunSamwel Don’t mind him. Your safety is paramount at that unholy hour. If they kpai them, nobody will know and that will be the end. You wan dey do James Bond with thief with g*n