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PHCN: The Password For Corruption In Nigeria


The two words that are the bane of Nigeria are Docility and impunity. The two bodies whose criminal and unpatriotic silence on electricity the manufactures Association of Nigeria (M.A.N) the Nigeria labour congress (N.L.C) is it a lie, that the PHCN are inefficient?, is it a lie, that it is assure of payment, even when they can’t generate power?

The primary duty of a government is to save us from ourselves, failure to do this is anarchy, but the pure indulgence of the PHCN is what we are grappling with today--- pure incompetence, the arrogant extortion of the masses for services not rendered, the endorsement of pure corruption at the close of every family meeting of the federal republic of Nigeria, it is always loud laughter, and red chamber slapping, simply because we have gone in there to deceive out selves. Will the two gavels of the green and red chambers slam the table and give it to Nigeria?

1. A terminal date to end gas flaring?
2. Legislation to abrogate generating sets importation into Nigeria?

It is only these two formulae that can guarantee victory over system failure in the power sector. Each time Nigeria fries chicken, it is the cat that stands guard over it.

Is the PHCN fair and just? PHCN is an organization that is peopled with certificate forgers, who knows next to nothing, masters of trial by error, if it an were not so, we buy equipment from the same source as Ghana as an exemplary example for years their system don’t collapse, consumers are justly billed, I will ask this question again what is the full meaning of 419? Please don’t task your brains, the question is PHCN.                                                        

PHCN is the password for corruption in Nigeria. If incompetence was the name of a country PHCN without doubt will be the capital. Replace the noun slanderer from your dictionary with PHCN, it has embarrassed every government in power YES every government in power has been powerless utterly helpless to put in chains this destroyer of Nigeria economy. PHCN is clinical finisher of all governments.

Why has the EFCC failed to visit any official of the PHCN past or present, with the reported colossal money that grew wing in the development of the power sector? Agreed that such monies never be traced or recovered as it is tradition in Nigeria then I make bold to demand that it should be traded for the permanent abolition of estimated billing, reparation of huge sums collected for services not rendered and outright cancellation of the choking debt fisted on the consumers by way of stealing by trick a.k.a my to 2, think of your children, if you are well-off, think of your relatives, their children and their grand children, will you honestly wish your children who are doing well abroad to bring their businesses to Nigeria, when those in Nigeria are doing Usain Bolt with their machinery to Ghzana or south Africa? I have capture and surrendered you to your conscience, the greatest judge, when system are down, the bill are in pole position.

We are not facing the government, we don’t have the wherewithal to do so, it is the government that should save us from the PHCN marketers, who will bill us crazily and in turn be negotiating how they will help us cancel what he had written with his hand for a fee, the government should save us from the station managers, who knows he does not have electricity supply, yet he will give orders for the bill to be shared. We beg the government to save us from the business Manager of all districts, who knows it is the communities that contribute money to fix PHCN installation when it is down, but does not see any wrong in demanding money for services not rendered, as all bill are printed in the business District of PHCN.

It is God and not government who will save Nigerians from the CEOs in all PHCN zones in Nigeria for setting revenue target down the line knowing fully well that, what they generate is darkness not light. I will always celebrate this enigma, right in Bamidele Aturu trust.

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