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What we do differently to have 24/7 power in Abia – Gov Otti

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Governor Alex Otti of Abia state [PHOTO CREDIT: Alex C. Otti]

“Today, Aba has an island that includes eight more local government areas, literally out of the national grid. And Aba has been reinforced as an island. And they have 24-hour power as we speak,” the governor said.

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