Former Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, has linked Nigeria’s poor electricity supply to the country’s rising population, joking that early darkness encourages people to stay indoors.
According to Fayose, when electricity fails and darkness sets in early, especially around 7 p.m., many people simply retire home, leaving fewer options for nightlife and entertainment.
“If we address the electricity problem, there will be nightlife,” Fayose said, highlighting the broader social and economic impact of reliable power supply.
