Fatshimetrie: Survey on Electricity Cuts in Abuja

The article “Fatshimetrie: An Investigation into Electricity Cuts in Abuja” sheds light on the dire power outage situation in Abuja, which has become a significant hardship for residents, impacting both their daily lives and the local economy. The erratic electricity supply in homes and businesses, exacerbated by weather conditions and economic challenges, is causing widespread inconvenience and disruption.

Residents, like Ayu Johnathan, express concerns about frequent power outages that not only disrupt daily routines but also pose a threat to small businesses, potentially leading to closures. This situation is particularly alarming for businesses that rely on a consistent power supply for their operations.

The rising cost of electricity, coupled with the unavailability of power, as noted by Ronke Adewunmi, a store owner in Bwari, is forcing businesses to grapple with increased operational costs due to reliance on alternative fuels. This financial strain is pushing some businesses to raise prices to offset the expenses incurred from power cuts.

The frustration among residents is palpable, with calls for swift government intervention to address the energy crisis and ensure stable electricity supply for businesses and community safety. Matthew Onoja emphasizes the importance of authorities delivering reliable electricity services that align with the tariffs paid by citizens.

In Masaka, Nasarawa State, similar power outages lasting over a month have crippled commercial activities, causing significant economic losses for local entrepreneurs like Elizabeth Ehizo and Miss Joy Joseph, who struggle with high fuel costs as substitutes for electricity.

The collective outcry over power outages in Abuja and surrounding areas underscores the critical need for prompt action by authorities to resolve these issues, ensure uninterrupted electricity supply, and support local businesses. The well-being and prosperity of residents hinge on access to reliable and affordable electricity.

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– [External article link on the same subject](https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/abuja-residents-lament-power-outage-despite-increased-tariffs/455k5bh)

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