The pattern of electricity over here is really terrible, is nothing to write home about.
Meanwhile we leave in a place where no one cares about your electricity, if you are having light or not.
Over here where i stay it has been up to two years now that we have stayed with no sign of electricity, and the government and the individuals don't even care about it.
The individuals do not care about it because the 80 percent of people over here uses their generators, while most people uses solar electricity.so this has been a very big challenge to us , most especially the students leaving around.
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This students has really seen another part of life altogether.
Both in charging of their electrical appliances and their source of water .
The students always charge their phones in the charging center within the environment . And charging of this things is not really w cheap one .
Just check out where one will be charging things of UpTo 1300 in a day , then times it in a week you will understand what that person is being Through.
Staying in this area without night and people showing no concern about it is really a very difficult thing to us.
When i was still a student over here these issues of charging phone and fetching of water really affected me very well.
Just imagine in a situation where you will walk from your school down to at least 10 Poles before you can be able to get water, while there is a well situated borehole in the school there where people can possibly and easily fetch their water but due to there is no light and the school generator spoiled , no way of pumping the water .
This has really made it a difficult one for us.
Thanks for stopping and reading my blog today, i really appreciate.
The challenge of electricity in Nigeria is virtually across all locality. Thank God recently they improved in my local government by giving us light for more than six hours per day.
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Very nice..
Happy for you not all area have this opportunity of having light