ozome15:
Wake up

eDarlling:


Wake up?
So suffering is natural to you about?. I constantly pay electric bills every month with no electricity.

eDarlling:
Nigerians are suffering in darkness. Only few of us in the neighbourhood where I live still use Gen. I came home one day, my neighbour welcome me with the N word, Nepa brought light bill. Nepa gave us light just one day after suffering in darkness for 20 days with constant darkness for the last 3 months.

Here where I live, Nepa only gives you light for few hours only when they are about to distribute light bills. Nepa is even selling light to four neighbouring West African countries, yet its masses are suffering and living with no electricity.

Is this not madness?

eDarlling:
Nigerians are suffering in darkness. Only few of us in the neighbourhood where I live still use Gen. I came home one day, my neighbour welcome me with the N word, Nepa brought light bill. Nepa gave us light just one day after suffering in darkness for 20 days with constant darkness for the last 3 months.

Here where I live, Nepa only gives you light for few hours only when they are about to distribute light bills. Nepa is even selling light to four neighbouring West African countries, yet its masses are suffering and living with no electricity.

Is this not madness?

eDarlling:
Nigerians are suffering in darkness. Only few of us in the neighbourhood where I live still use Gen. I came home one day, my neighbour welcome me with the N word, Nepa brought light bill. Nepa gave us light just one day after suffering in darkness for 20 days with constant darkness for the last 3 months.

Here where I live, Nepa only gives you light for few hours only when they are about to distribute light bills. Nepa is even selling light to four neighbouring West African countries, yet its masses are suffering and living with no electricity.

Is this not madness?

eDarlling:
Nigerians are suffering in darkness. Only few of us in the neighbourhood where I live still use Gen. I came home one day, my neighbour welcome me with the N word, Nepa brought light bill. Nepa gave us light just one day after suffering in darkness for 20 days with constant darkness for the last 3 months.

Here where I live, Nepa only gives you light for few hours only when they are about to distribute light bills. Nepa is even selling light to four neighbouring West African countries, yet its masses are suffering and living with no electricity.

Is this not madness?

eDarlling:
Nigerians are suffering in darkness. Only few of us in the neighbourhood where I live still use Gen. I came home one day, my neighbour welcome me with the N word, Nepa brought light bill. Nepa gave us light just one day after suffering in darkness for 20 days with constant darkness for the last 3 months.

Here where I live, Nepa only gives you light for few hours only when they are about to distribute light bills. Nepa is even selling light to four neighbouring West African countries, yet its masses are suffering and living with no electricity.

Is this not madness?

ednut1:
you don’t understand how the industry works. There is Genco- the dams and turbines operators - mostly owned or operated by private sector , then there is TCN - transmission company owned by government . Then you have discos- eko, ikeja, benin etc. The Gencos are the ones selling to Nearby states and also to TCN. There are times where the discos reject loads self from TCN. No such thing as NEPA again . Like i have explained there are different layers to this. Nothing concern Genco with retail customers like you.

TheEndless:

Lol… When dem dey yarn una that year make una install solar, una talk say e too cost… Now you can’t even get it again cos it’s now way too overpriced but you can try sha, it’s totally worth it.
Been on solar for the past 4 years, me nor even know wetin dey average Nigerian and subhuman yoruba Mozulem 🐷s dey suffer sef 🙄