Protesters stormed the office with cardboards protesting about the poor supply of Electricity but that wasn't even the problem because it's not a bad thing for people to voice out their thoughts which they are entitled to it.
The shocking part was that they came with masquerades, a coffin and a native doctor....lol
The native doctor broke the eggs on the coffin, performed incantations, poured drinks on the coffin and dropped plantain stumps on the coffin which they had dropped at the entrance of the office. After the whole incantations, they added that whoever would carry the coffin would die a miserable death along with his or her family after three days ..
The masquerades proceeded into the control room to beat up the engineers there. Just imagine being in your office one morning and experiencing this kind of thing, it's really sad.
Soldiers were called in on Thursday morning to pick up the coffin and burn it and there hasn't been light since the incident ...looks like it got worse and they are now withholding the flow of power supply. You can't beat them up and still expect them to work right?
Soldiers were called in on Thursday morning to pick up the coffin and burn it and there hasn't been light since the incident ...looks like it got worse and they are now withholding the flow of power supply. You can't beat them up and still expect them to work right?
Nigeria is frustrating, honestly.
ReplyDeleteHow things have degenerated so badly in this country. The other day, the elders from Kastina state said they only enjoy 24hrs power supply only when Mr President is around. Is there any sector doing just fine in this country?
ReplyDeleteFunny but sad,this nepa people are so annoying,nothing is working in that state
ReplyDeleteHehehehehe but NEPA in Nigeria is a big SCAM
ReplyDeleteVery big scam. Even my side no light. But that doesn't mean they should go diabolic. It must have been scary for the workers
DeleteThe light situation in Nigeria is too poor.
ReplyDeleteuntil you people stop seeing them as NEPA and start seeing them as POWER HOLDING company of Nigeria, only then will you know that their mission is to hold light .
ReplyDeleteYes oooooh. When is Yenagoa going to do theirs? You may not see light up to 2hrs in a month yet we pay electricity bills.
DeleteThe most Complex
Can you imagine what we are facing in Lagos in the hand of Ikeja Electricity Distribution,since 11 if octOcto 2018, going to a year now, our transformer developed a fault, the community approach Nepa for restoration of our transformer, we were told that Ikeja Electricity Distribution has nothing to use to repair the transformer, we later concluded that the community we repair the transformer, there is one staff of Ikeja Electricity Distribution called Mr Asha, he referred us to a repairer at Alaba, not knowing he wanted to do business with the repair and front for other staff of Ikeja Electricity Distribution, fortunately, the community met the repairer who charged #450,000, but unkowun to us Mr Asha of Ikeja Electricity Distribution, told the man to charge the community 1.5 million wt difference of over a million, the community paid #400,000 for the repairer, with the balance of 50k,Mr Asha got angry and frustrated the repair, telling us that our . transformer cannot be repaired by the man he introduced us to, worried by this development, Mr Asha, moved the transformer from Ponle at Egbeda to Ikeja Electricity Distribution headquarters,that led to the community to pay more than the initial planned amount, as if that is not enough, after paying for the repair of the transformer now at Ikeja, the Ikeja Electricity Distribution repaired the transformer and asked the community which comprises of Omorege , Tokura, Ajayi Elder, Thomas Ekun and the rest all at Kola AkagbAla off AIT road Lagos Nigeria to pay all the debt on the transformer before the transformer will be returned to our community, and since 11 of October 2018, we have been in darkness in the country that has president and governor of a state, despite that is not our duty to repair or buy any material for Ikeja Electricity Distribution, the community also but another transformer,the corruption at Ikeba Electricity Distribution made them to refuse to install our new transformer, they wanted to sell transformer for us at 6m, we bought it 3m plus, they asked us to bring 6m for installation which we refused . Please help our community to get back light, : Omorege, Tokura,Ajayi Alder, Thomas Ekun and the rest
DeleteI can only imagine their frustration for them to have gone to this far.. This country is annoying seriously
ReplyDeleteNEPA.= Never Expect Power Always.
ReplyDeleteNa today ee, e don tey (p.square)
So will the soldiers die? Asking for my landlord....
ReplyDeleteSo how will this solve their problems now? Do they still have the light? They could have done a peaceful protest. Akwaibom people and juju are like rice and stew.
ReplyDeleteThis country is something else Nepa Naa scam
ReplyDeletewhat else could work in this country, all we keep hearing from the government is vision 2020, up till now, no sign of any vision, they are still blind
ReplyDeleteNepa plus Nigerian government = ��������������
ReplyDeleteI wonder how Nepa staff go feel if after paying his or her dstv or Gotv subscription then coming home is not activated
ReplyDeleteEKEDC brought bill for the month of August on the 5th🙄. Please tell me how they know the energy that I'll consume for the remaining days in the month, bill of about 35k o
ReplyDeleteEnter your comment...this country is a joke from the president down to his cartel
ReplyDeleteThis issue of no light is disgusting. In my area, Idoro ,we hardly have light up to three days in a month. They should step up pls .
ReplyDeleteLMAO 😀😁😁. I won't lie, we've been having steady power supply here in nnewi since October last year after they shared the pre-paid meter.
ReplyDeleteMy only problem is that our transformers spoilt since last 2 weeks, they should come and repair it for us biko🙏🙏
Hazelgrace d bill for d month of August is for d enenrgy used for d month of july
ReplyDeleteThe President is acting Delft like he does not now what we all facing about poor power supply. And they still bring outrageous bill for electricity that wasn't supplied. Buhari wake-up
ReplyDeletePower situation in Nigeria is really bad now
ReplyDeleteo my God what can I do to effect changes to my country where many were failing? honestly nothing just working here;light,water,road,security,education etc. in my area here in akure u could image having less than 3hr power supply for the whole 24hr in a day,in student environment. hmmmm not happy for my country leaders.
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