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Yes, a little guilt again over not posting for a few days.
Mr Okada is on the road.
Madam Okada reports that NEPA is also seemingly MIA.
She's not seen evidence of them in 3 days (but the neighbours and the squatter mention brief daytime appearances).
A friendly face in Abuja has suggested that we all think of NEPA the wrong way.
Its not a power supplier - we mostly get our electricity from elsewhere and feel lucky when there is 'light'.
In fact, NEPA is a rickety standby generator that kicks into action at unpredictable times and
then slips back into its slumber.
Its a handy image - and it conjures up ideas of looking elsewhere for solutions to the power failures in the land.
NEPA workers beware- here lies the path of Nitel.
If you are so determined not to change your ways (and I admit many of your problems stem from your money stealing political masters) then your company will die a silent and unlamented death.
At this stage one could go into a long rant about how a company with a license to print money (they had the national network, an undersea fibre optic cable and a mobile phone license) can turn all that opportunity into a complete and utter flop.
NEPA and Nitel might at least go in the Guinness Book of Records as truly world class under-performers.
But then if i wrote on that I would be late for work
Enjoy the weekend
(and the football without the spectacular underperformers on the field - Bye bye France, Italy, and the Super Eagles)
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