- Isaac Fayose criticised Nigeria’s ongoing electricity crisis.
- He highlighted how unreliable power and extreme heat are making life harder for families.
- He also noted the growing cost of running generators, which adds to the strain on ordinary Nigerians.
Social commentator and businessman Isaac Fayose has criticised the persistent electricity crisis in Nigeria, lamenting the impact of excessive heat and the rising cost of powering generators on ordinary citizens.
Fayose expressed concern over the difficulties Nigerians are facing, particularly families struggling to cope with the hot weather due to the unreliable power supply.
According to him, children can barely sleep comfortably at night because of the excessive heat, while parents are finding it increasingly difficult to afford fuel to keep their generators running.
He also questioned the All Progressives Congress (APC) government’s decision to continue campaigning amid the challenges Nigerians are experiencing.
Speaking about the 2027 general election, Fayose expressed confidence in the chances of former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi, predicting that he would secure victory in Lagos State again.
“At Night, Children Can No Longer Sleep Because of Excessive Heat. Even Buying Fuel to Power Generators Has Become Expensive, Yet the APC Is Still Campaigning. Peter Obi won Lagos State in the last election, and he will win again in 2027. Nigerians should get ready,” he said.
His comments have added to the ongoing conversations about Nigeria’s electricity challenges, the rising cost of living and the political expectations ahead of the 2027 general election.
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