A UK-based man has questioned those who want 24/7 power supply in Nigeria.
The man said can Nigerians afford 400k per month electricity bill to enjoy constant supply? This is because in the UK he pays £300 for gas and £150 for electricity.
UK-based man questions those who want 24/7 power supply in Nigeria
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