Guys won't kill me o!

No 5 can tear u...I'll be lyk "my phone no charge"??.. Ur siblings will give u the look lyk'who u tell ??

SpicyMimi:

I was really hoping the op would add this, cause I experience this a lot and it is extremely painfullllllllllllll!!!!!!

I experienced this just last night so its still very fresh in my memory

Am so guilty of no. 4 heheheheh

CollinsWeGlobe:
since i leave Nigeria dem never interrupt light here. my problem be say every Nigerian when don leave Nigeria still dey call other countries power company "NEPA"

am so guilty of this..lmao

adioolayi:
I'm sure every Nigerian has a standard house or street which confirms either they've got light at home or not when going to their own house .

Ohhh My Lord!, this is so true

The moment I finished reading this post, they restored our light after 4 days of darkness.
What a coincident.

Firstboi01:
5. There's been light all through the night but you forgot to plug your phone before you slept... Then they take the light shortly after you wake up in the morning:

Lolz, this is so me.

Like they have been waiting for me to plug in my phone so they can take the light.

badbreathcure101:
lol, u took the word outta my mouth, mine is my stabilizer.

once i hear grinn!!!!!

Na UPS nd fan b my indicators.. If I comot dey com back, na d barbing saloon by d junction I take dey know whether lite dey house...

Lol that no 5 happened to me last night,i almost fainted.

No 10 na die

Just now I was playing my PS 2 jeje and am leading then NEPA took light...

saydfact:
@Firstboi01 u be case

LOL. I know

People are really suffering in nigeria walai. See something wey suppose de normal come turn abnormal for Nigeria. Smh.

This actually made my evening....

The NEPA "moments" is universal

Iamzik:


We all know that NEPA is not reliable.

But why is it that generator time is 7pm-10pm in most Nigerian homes? Please is it written in our constitution? Just asking

I thinks it's stated under section 22 subsection 11 paragraph 33b in our unwritten 1999 constitution, amended in 2015.

Guys wen naija was playin spain in 98 world cup, nepa took light wen oliseh tuk dat shot. Dint knw it was a goal Untill d next day

Bro what of the one wey NEPA go leave the light after u line trip off and u will be praying let them off the power supply

On your way home especially in the evening, there is usually a house you use as indicator if there is NEPA light. As if that is not enough, there is another one you check to be double sure.

I can relate to number 2 sha. Fear Nigerian mothers

Oyind18:
Hi

Wetin happen to ur other moniker?

obontami:

Wetin happen to ur other moniker?

Sentenced to 8 months in prison

Nbote:
We all have dat one house in our areas dat we normally check to confirm if there's lite or not we we jus dey enta our various Street/area..

We humans are so unique.. Omo I just remember say we dey do this shittt back then lolzz

Donkaz:


I experienced this just last night so its still very fresh in my memory

I experience it almost every month or 2 months....Its frustrating biko

Lol..nice post. Some of the memes got me laughing out loud

hahahah!!!!! not when there's generator......... nepa can't truncate my enjoyment.

SpicyMimi:

I experience it almost every month or 2 months....Its frustrating biko

Very frustrating.

I have also noticed whenever we don't have light, the light tends to stay for long.

Donkaz:


Very frustrating.

I have also noticed whenever we don't have light, the light tends to stay for long.

HahahahaHahahaha you got that so right! I start peeping, hoping they take it off...and once they take it off, I get relieved before 10mins, they've restored it again kaaaaai torture!!! These days I have decided I won't let it get to me again

Firstboi01:
6. You trusted NEPA too much, you said you'll charge when your battery is low; just when it's gotten to 7% and you're thinking of now charging it, then they take the light:

I dey this one right now...

Oyind18:
Sentenced to 8 months in prison

Wetin you do?

Firstboi01:
9. Those transformer moments LOL :

for some area, next 50 years, matter still dey ground

Lack of electricity is having a mental toll on most Nigerians.