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Deji Adeyanju: Nigerians Are Not Asking For 24-Hour Power, Just Reliable Electricity

The Leadership 16 days 1 mins read

Popular Nigerian activist and lawyer Deji Adeyanju has weighed in on the nation’s electricity crisis, arguing that most Nigerians are not asking for a round-the-clock power supply. Speaking on ‘The Honest Bunch’ podcast, the legal practitioner maintained that citizens’ expectations from the government are far from excessive, stressing that what many people truly want is...

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