Lagos Communities Demand Action Amid Four-Month Blackout

Residents of Goshen, Abuleokuta, and Kusheyin communities in the Bariga area of Lagos State have reported persistent electricity outages lasting about four months. They receive minimal power supply, with one resident, Tolani Aliu, stating that the cumulative supply is only about one hour daily.
This situation has severely impacted small-scale businesses, with traders unable to preserve perishable goods due to lack of refrigeration. Alhaji Moshood expressed frustration over high bills for postpaid meters and frequent disconnections.
Streets affected in Goshen include Alubarika Street and Surulere Street, while Abuleokuta Community includes Ososa Avenue and Alhaji Odunsanya Street. Ayo Ibikunle highlighted the losses faced by traders, particularly those selling fish and frozen foods, as customers seek areas with electricity.
Residents are urgently calling for intervention from authorities to address the ongoing blackout.
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