A bold statement by activist Deji Adeyanju has ignited fresh debate over electricity in Nigeria.
My fellow Nigerians, can you imagine being told you don’t even want constant power?
Speaking on a podcast, Adeyanju claimed that many Nigerians cannot afford 24-hour electricity, and are not even asking for it. Nigerians are reacting, and the conversation is getting intense.
The exact moment he said it is right there in the underlined part above — you need to see it yourself. His full statement above may completely change how you think about power supply in Nigeria.
According to him, what people truly want is simple. Light at night to sleep comfortably. Light early in the morning to prepare for the day.
Can you imagine?
He suggested that during the day, electricity should be focused on businesses and factories to boost the economy.
But many Nigerians disagree, saying stable power is a basic need, not a luxury.
At Newsvista, this has sparked a serious national conversation as 2027 discussions grow louder.
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