Mary Remmy Njoku Says Nigerians Now Celebrate 30 Minutes of Electricity
Actress and producer Mary Remmy Njoku has criticised Nigeria’s worsening electricity supply, saying people have become more certain of staying in darkness than having power. She questioned how the country could be moving backwards on such a basic service while electricity costs continue to rise. Njoku said that in her four decades in Nigeria, she has gone from complaining when the lights went off to celebrating when they came on. She also remarked that while technology and the rest of the world have moved forward, Nigerians have gone from complaining about 30 minutes of darkness to accepting just 30 minutes of light.
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