Comments on: Light Up Nigeria!

By: Enitan Onikoyi

Enitan Onikoyi — Sun, 30 May 2010 21:23:35 +0000

Here today, gone tomorrow and the government of Nigeria keeps changing. The only thing that remains the same is the darkness of our cities and towns because the government is yet to light the light. Yardua came, yardua went and Jonathan steps into the shoes of our past leaders. The best present Nigerians would like from him is to switch on the light for them. We shall continue to remind the government never to take a rest, before the people get their light.

By: Enitan Onikoyi

Enitan Onikoyi — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 21:38:14 +0000

Nigeria as the rest of the world are looking for alternate products that will not polute the world. Yes, Nigeria will feel the impact of less revenue from the sales of oil, but we are aboundantly blessed with the sun power. The seed of solar power sown today will bring its reward tomorrow. Please, light the light.

By: Ilori Adegbola Oloyede

Ilori Adegbola Oloyede — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 19:24:50 +0000

I strongly believe that you guys are on the right path.We cannot just sit down and lament,we all must stand up utilize all the avenue we have to pressure the ruling class to light-up Nigeria…It is our right…Lets get more committed to this mission and surely we’ll get right!May the good lord guild you all.

By: vincent chimezie

vincent chimezie — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 19:03:12 +0000

This mvt is highly appreciated,a step in the right direction.May I suggest ,that b4 power problem can be fixed in Nigeria,we need to take men like Femi Otedola,(who represents the cabal that imports refined petroleum products)out of business.Foreign companies like Mikano et al has to be kicked out of Nigeria too,because they spend millions bribing our law makers to frustrate every effort on fixing the power sector so they can sell generators.What about the billions given to Liyel Imoke to light up Nigeria.U guys are doing the right thing,but it’s not as easy as it seems. I pray it works this time.

By: Enitan Onikoyi

Enitan Onikoyi — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 00:12:44 +0000

The power that force government to do the right thing is not the militant power, but the many voices of people confirming to them that they are wrong. The economy of our nation cannot grow when our government did not consider electricity as important. And Dora Akunyili got it wrong. No matter what Mr President is doing, without a successful electricity in Nigeria, he has not don anything yet. So, Yar’dua, it is time for you to light the light.