- Actress Kate Henshaw criticised Nigeria’s Minister of Power over the country’s ongoing electricity problems.
- She questioned why large sums are reportedly invested in the power sector while many Nigerians still lack reliable electricity.
Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw has criticised Nigeria’s Minister of Power over the persistent electricity challenges in the country, questioning the government’s handling of the power sector despite the huge sums of money reportedly invested in it.
The actress expressed her frustration over the poor state of electricity supply in Nigeria, pointing out that millions and billions of naira continue to go into the sector while many Nigerians still struggle to enjoy a stable power supply.
In a message directed at the Minister of Power, Kate Henshaw questioned why electricity remains unreliable in 2026 despite the substantial funds allocated to improving the sector.
“Mr Minister of Power, there’s no light. There’s hardly electricity in 2026, yet millions, billions are being thrown into the power sector. What are you people doing?” she asked.
Her comment has drawn attention to the ongoing concerns of Nigerians over frequent power outages, rising electricity costs and the continued reliance on alternative sources of power.
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Read some comments below:
@♐️🏹:”Drag the man that said he has fixed power in August/sept. 😁 October came and exposed his lies. They are the real data boys. Siphoning the country clean!”
@Elder 📶:”this minister is even worse than the previous.”
@Small warrior(S-WAR):”Only God knows if they are really supporting the power sector of this country”
@AustineUnfiltered_🇳🇬💯:”They are busy embezzling money”