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Honestly, you can't blame any distribution company that decides to share their energy with mining if this is true, like you said. They are private companies, they recieved energy in large quantity but guess what, they can't even distribute all to consumers due to bad infrastrure line, they are responsible for this but the damage they met before the Nepa is too bad that running distribution to fix everything will cost them more and where the consumer doesn't want to pay on what they consume, that's bad investment on their side. So it makes sense if they mine Bk8 Gha Com to generate revenue rather than let the energy go to waste, it costs them more money to keep the energy received from TCN. If there is no law that stops them from having a mining farm, then it's not a crime. There are lots of things going on behind the electricity generation in Nigeria. As much as I would like to blame them for not doing their primary assignment properly, you have to look at what they do as a private firm. It's everyday, you hear news from the power grid that it has collapsed because the facilities can't handle what is generated, which is less than what some states are consuming in the United States. Some people are not even aware that the distribution companies can supply us power, but the old structures are bad. We even have people who don't pay their bills but we love to have what we can't and this thing is not free, its an investmet from private companies.
Honestly, you can't blame any distribution company that decides to share their energy with mining if this is true, like you said. They are private companies, they recieved energy in large quantity but guess what, they can't even distribute all to consumers due to bad infrastrure line, they are responsible for this but the damage they met before the Nepa is too bad that running distribution to fix everything will cost them more and where the consumer doesn't want to pay on what they consume, that's bad investment on their side. So it makes sense if they mine Bk8 Gha Com to generate revenue rather than let the energy go to waste, it costs them more money to keep the energy received from TCN. If there is no law that stops them from having a mining farm, then it's not a crime. There are lots of things going on behind the electricity generation in Nigeria. As much as I would like to blame them for not doing their primary assignment properly, you have to look at what they do as a private firm. It's everyday, you hear news from the power grid that it has collapsed because the facilities can't handle what is generated, which is less than what some states are consuming in the United States. Some people are not even aware that the distribution companies can supply us power, but the old structures are bad. We even have people who don't pay their bills but we love to have what we can't and this thing is not free, its an investmet from private companies.
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Honestly, you can't blame any distribution company that decides to share their energy with mining if this is true, like you said. They are private companies, they recieved energy in large quantity but guess what, they can't even distribute all to consumers due to bad infrastrure line, they are responsible for this but the damage they met before the Nepa is too bad that running distribution to fix everything will cost them more and where the consumer doesn't want to pay on what they consume, that's bad investment on their side. So it makes sense if they mine Bk8 Gha Com to generate revenue rather than let the energy go to waste, it costs them more money to keep the energy received from TCN. If there is no law that stops them from having a mining farm, then it's not a crime. There are lots of things going on behind the electricity generation in Nigeria. As much as I would like to blame them for not doing their primary assignment properly, you have to look at what they do as a private firm. It's everyday, you hear news from the power grid that it has collapsed because the facilities can't handle what is generated, which is less than what some states are consuming in the United States. Some people are not even aware that the distribution companies can supply us power, but the old structures are bad. We even have people who don't pay their bills but we love to have what we can't and this thing is not free, its an investmet from private companies.
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Honestly, you can't blame any distribution company that decides to share their energy with mining if this is true, like you said. They are private companies, they recieved energy in large quantity but guess what, they can't even distribute all to consumers due to bad infrastrure line, they are responsible for this but the damage they met before the Nepa is too bad that running distribution to fix everything will cost them more and where the consumer doesn't want to pay on what they consume, that's bad investment on their side. So it makes sense if they mine Bk8 Gha Com to generate revenue rather than let the energy go to waste, it costs them more money to keep the energy received from TCN. If there is no law that stops them from having a mining farm, then it's not a crime. There are lots of things going on behind the electricity generation in Nigeria. As much as I would like to blame them for not doing their primary assignment properly, you have to look at what they do as a private firm. It's everyday, you hear news from the power grid that it has collapsed because the facilities can't handle what is generated, which is less than what some states are consuming in the United States. Some people are not even aware that the distribution companies can supply us power, but the old structures are bad. We even have people who don't pay their bills but we love to have what we can't and this thing is not free, its an investmet from private companies.
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