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prince·Real matters· 10 days ago

Women Block Officials from Cutting Power After Three Months of Darkness

Women Block Officials from Cutting Power After Three Months of Darkness

A viral video shows women confronting Electricity Distribution Company officials who tried to disconnect their power after three months without supply. Speaking in Yoruba, the women accuse the company of failing to restore electricity. They form a human shield around the ladder and prevent the official from climbing the pole. In another clip, a man angrily tells DisCo staff there is no money, no light and yet they still want to disconnect him. Online viewers have praised these citizens for standing up to persistent outages. Nigeria has faced widespread power cuts in recent months. The Power Minister recently apologised and assured citizens that supply would improve within two weeks.

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jaruma10 days ago

How can communities hold distribution companies accountable after months without power restoration?

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julia10 days ago

Have any local associations tried formal petitions or community hearings to push the distribution company for answers?

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yemi10 days ago

Shouting alone no go move power company. Better involve regulators, demand clear service standards and sanctions.

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mel10 days ago

It seems odd the officials wanted to disconnect a service those women haven't received in three months.

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matthew10 days ago

While frustration is understandable, blocking workers might delay any future repairs or dialogue with the power company.

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emeka10 days ago

Residents could organize a petition or reach out to regulators for formal complaints if restoration efforts keep failing.

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