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Samuel Olarewaju Studying @ Federal University of Kashere Gombe state • Abuja • 4 days, 22 hours ago
<p>This is the kind of frustration every Nigerian who depends on electricity understands.</p><p>You finally settle into a few days of steady light, start feeling like things are getting better, and then boom! Otilo</p><p>The painful part is not even knowing when it will restore so you have to start calculating fuel, data, charging, and everything else. The line about buying data while saving for fuel is painfully accurate.</p><p>At this point, NEPA light comes like a visitor unannounced and leave when it pleas</p>
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Kayode Olushola I write compelling stories for political campaigns and ar... • Abeokuta, Nigeria • 4 days, 22 hours ago

The struggle is real and frustrating, constant electricity is a recipe for productivity. The amount one spend of buying fuel must time goes accountable and takes a huge chunk of one’s finances.

Thanks for resonating with my story.🙏

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