Yes, get up and then export power to a couple of countries like the Republic, Togo, Pokinaffa, so on, sometimes to Kodivore. Hello, welcome to my channel once again. Welcome, welcome. You see I'm loving, I'm loving because this video that I'm about to show you, listen, Nigerians, please. I know that it's hard for you to lower your pride. It's hard for you to lower your pride. But please, when it comes to situations like this, we are not fighting with you. It's just business and we are trying to do business. So you need a thing. Listen, I don't want to talk much. Let's go into the video. Let's watch what's this man said in this interview. Let's just go there and listen to him. Let's also tell you that Ghana is actively developing its power industry to reach 100% universal energy access and maybe sell electricity to its big brother, neighbor in Algeria. Now, the head of the generation entrance mission unit at the Ministry of Energy in Ghana, Hansen Monty, conveyed that during his presentation in Legos on the second day of the Nigeria Energy Leadership Summit, many highlighted that Ghana has already achieved a remarkable 80 to 85% universal energy access within its borders through robust policy formulation and implementation. Well, once again, joining me to unpack this is a detail at the CEO Power of Nigeria. Thank you, Eddie, for joining us. Now, we're talking about the Ghana's new policy and their sales plans. What can we make of this development? Can we say that Ghana will be able to sell energy to Nigeria? All right. What I'm going to just do was when I read the first thing I did was to try and reach out to someone, friends and colleagues that are in Ghana to try and get an overview of what Ghana's power status is. Maybe I should just reload the data so that everybody can flip up their mind from day. Presently, the total is told by the engineering capacity in Ghana is just 5000 megawatts. There are daily output. There's about 4000 megawatts. That's one. Yes, Ghana suddenly exports power to a couple of countries like the United Republic, Togo, Bokina Faso and sometimes to Kodivore. And the total energy that the four countries take from Ghana is roughly about 100 megawatts. So for the Ghana's aid of transmission and like generation to come to Nigeria and to say that they want to sell power to Nigeria is kind of a pre-prosterious and ambitious. Because I doubt it if they have the capacity. This is the solution where my Yurubaku will say that if you stay too long in a bad situation, the total of bad things will also meet you on that same spot. So yeah, like I said, it is pre-prosterious for him to have said that. And it's a bit ambitious. Okay. Now that will lead me to my next question talking about how capable the past sector is in Nigeria. Now we know for a fact that many areas in the country have a relative 24 hours pass apply. Even after the two power greed collapsed recently, it was restored really quickly. So can we say that we want to buy more power? Absolutely we need more power. There is no second guess in that. We do need more power. But what Mr. Ansys said, Mr. Monea actually, what is it that struck me from his comment? Is that Ghana has a plan and they're walking through that plan. I'll give you an instance. I understand they presently have a 250 megawatt project ongoing for solar power and for it to be fed into the grid. I'll just pick right now the first phase of 50 megawatt as they completed and it's been fed into their national grid. There's another project that's ongoing which has about 20 megawatt also on the national grid. We don't have such landmark projects in Nigeria unfortunately. The only renewable energy source that's of national grid up to be all done. And I'm sorry if we're subjected to for that the regression. I don't think Nigeria officially organizes the our hydro power dams as early when I do saucists. So yeah, we have pockets of locations that are good power supplies as we speak. But no, we are nowhere near meeting our energy demand and I can meet in Nigeria. And I would say that yes, we need a lot of work. We have a lot of work to do with our power sector policy. So listen to what he's saying. Ghana wants to give Nigeria light. That's does not mean that we are saying we are going to supply the whole of Nigeria. Listen, if we decide Ghana decides to give Nigeria let's say 500 megawatts of power. That is well enough to power a lot of household, a huge area. 500 megawatts is not something small. We have access of 1000. We are already giving 100 to other neighboring countries. And we have decided that we want to give Nigeria power because we have access of 1000. We can decide to give Nigeria like 500. So what is this? I don't know whether you had the proverb that he used. If you stay in a bus situation for a very long time, all sorts of bad things. Ghana giving Nigeria light is a bad thing. Or because the light is coming from Ghana. You know what I think is the pride. And I know definitely they will never accept something like this from Ghana because they know when it comes to social media, they will take it, they will receive it like hot, hot, hot, hot, from every Ghanaian. So this is one thing that they don't want to do what is accepted. But the fact is you need a thing. At least if we have to give you the 500 megawatts or sell that to you. It will do a lot. At least people who are not having the 24 hour electricity will at least get that 24 hour electricity and also their businesses basically will also move on. And it will better the economy of Nigeria. So why? You see when he was speaking the pride, he can't even lower his pride. It's preposterous like Ghana giving him a load. It's over ambitious. We are not saying we are going to power the whole of your country. Oh God. African is why do we do these things to ourselves? Other people have accepted. Kodivo has accepted, Mokina Faso has accepted. Benin and Togo, they have accepted. And we are giving them. This is business. This is not something that we are going to definitely Ghanaians when they hear something like this. They are going to give it to Nigerians also. They are one. It's a fact. Yes. But let's look beyond that. You understand? Let's look beyond that. What is the problem if Ghana is giving Nigeria power? If Ghana is giving Nigeria power, what is wrong with that? What is the problem? Lower your pride, man. Lower your pride. Like the pride is too much. Listening to him, you could hear that he is saying they need a problem. They need a light. A minister, a minister of energy has promised to give them 20,000 megawatts within three years. 20,000 megawatts within three years. You know politicians. It is easy for them to say whatever. But implementing it or taking action or doing the thing is the problem. So you prefer you being in this situation. We are giving you 500. Another country is also giving you light. Another country is giving you 500. At least you will be getting somewhere. But are you telling us that what the Ghanaian came to say in that summit is over ambitious? Man, my people. No, no, no, no. Lower your pride. Lower your pride. Lower your pride. It is nothing. It is nothing. It is actually going to help. Rather, so lower the pride. Thank you so much for watching.