Nigerians educate Buharist who compared Nigeria's light bill to that of Canada

Nigerians have schooled and roasted a fellow Nigerian and top public figure for comparing Nigeria's light bill to that of Canada's. According to reports, he's a Buharist (a supporter or fan of President Muhammadu Buhari).

Taking to his Twitter page, Henry (4eyedmonk), compared Nigeria's electricity bill to that of Canada. According to him, he says that what Nigerians are currently paying for is small compared to what they should expect in Canada. 

"What you currently pay for electricity in Nigeria is small training for what you should expect to pay when you get to Canada," Henry tweeted. 

What you currently pay for electricity in Nigeria is small training for what you should expect to pay when you get to Canada.

— HENRY 🇳🇬 (@4eyedmonk) January 27, 2021

Nigerians took to his Twitter page to comment as they educated and roasted him for his comparison. An intelligent Nigerian man schooled Henry so well. 

Mazi @FestusGreen tweeted: "Nigeria pay N62.33 per KWH. Canada pay N62.29 ($0.174) per KWH. Canada generates about 250,000MWs of electricity against Nigeria's 4000.

Let's talk about minimum wage? Standard of living? Security? Jobs? Literacy? Life expectancy? GDP? GNP? HDI? Birth & Death rates? Pls rest."

 

Nigeria pay N62.33 per kwh. Canada pay N62.29 ($0.174) per Kwh. Canada generates about 250,000MWs of electricity against Nigeria's 4000.

Let's talk about Minimum Wage? Standard of Living? Security? Jobs? Literacy? Life Expectancy? GDP? GNP? HDI?;Birth & Death Rates?

Pls Rest.

— Mazi @FestusGreen 🇳🇬 (@FestusGreen) January 27, 2021

Other reactions from Nigerians below:

Hope you are aware that Nigerians are even willing to pay higher than what the current rates are if they can be guaranteed steady power supply? You think people enjoy servicing generators and buying diesel ?

— Michael 🏁 (@mickey2ya) January 27, 2021

I pay higher tariff in Nigeria for internet and electricity than i pay in Europe, argue and let me give you fact, also remember Nigeria electricity and internet I am paying hugely for is very poor compared to Europe i am paying lesser for

— Strong Truth (@strong_truth) January 27, 2021

A monk that is supposedly with 4 eyes but all sight and no insight.

Can you ever start with the minimum wage comparison before moving to utilities? Or isn't that how one is supposed to earned funds for bills payment?

— Inumoseh(Engr) #SARSMUSTEND (@diiphillipo) January 27, 2021

Always picking the ones to suit your agenda. Why not talk about their minimum wage, why not talk about their standard of living.

— Nwokesonye Chimezie Henry. (@RealistHenry) January 27, 2021

You can't be a buhsrist and have sense... Ko possible

— Oche'ze (Prof Amaa) (@RosemaryOcheze) January 27, 2021

Buharism= Loss of senses.

Buharism should be studied on how Buhari brings Professors, PhD holders, suit and tie professionals to illiterate level.

— Ecocities (@novieverest) January 27, 2021

This handle always spewing trash. Sometimes I wonder if associating oneself with APC makes one slow and stupid.

— El capitán💎 (@iheanachoELL) January 27, 2021

This is modern day slavery.... Ogbeni check yourself pic.twitter.com/OgL4khiPtv

— 20102020 (@Philip15243792) January 27, 2021

Even if they are paying everyone in this Buhari administration, at least, someone should be smart small.

— Lola Okunrin (@lollypeezle) January 27, 2021

I would have neglected this tweet but this is an open and wicked ploy for disinformation. The 100+ liking this nonsense must be salvaged.

— FS Yusuf (@FS_Yusuf_) January 27, 2021

Lol N100K can hardly last you per month with an inverter AC, not that light is consistent, atimes current is not stable. Lets not even talk about Cost of Living, Minimum Wage or even Security. You only wanted to push an agenda without thinking things through

— Odogwu🤴 (@Daddy_Nomso) January 27, 2021

To further buttress my point, I logged into my https://t.co/2DDGHICEfY account and my HydroBC. I compare for similar periods of time (May - June 2019 in Abuja) and (May - July in Canada). Compare the costs (I also understand costs have even doubled now in Nigeria). pic.twitter.com/AKnpRWFzHt

— Dr Uche (@nnabros) January 27, 2021

Electricity in Canada is actually cheaper. The max I pay for hydro in the peak season (Winter) for what we would call a Duplex in Nigeria is just $110 monthly. I believe 24hrs electricity + fuelling gen in Nigeria will cost more than ₦37,500 in a month.

— A b d u l (@Zuby215) January 27, 2021

Canadians have never stayed an hour without light. They are paying for constant light. Nigerians are paying for 1 week off half day on. So what's your point

— Ifeoma (@doris8887) January 27, 2021