I stay in an area that is not immune from the epileptic power supply that is common in Nigeria. My greatest worry is the incessant generator set sound. It is such that the neighbour's generator set only goes off when there is power supply from EKEDC.
I am a light sleeper and I've been frustrated from achieving the respite of a good night's sleep, as the extraneous noise of the neighbour's generator set is keeping me awake all night.
Even with the wall fence that bounded us, the sound emanating has not been attenuated.
The other neighbour is also on generator set but not regular like the prior mentioned. Each time they both turned it on, they will compete for a decibel supremacy and I am at the receiving end.
Folks, important question looms in my mind. What is the best approach to these noisy neighbours? Do I have right to go and warn them?

Mike4S:
I stay in an area that is not immune from the epileptic power supply that is common in Nigeria. My greatest worry is the incessant generator set sound. It is such that the neighbour's generator set only goes off when there is power supply from EKEDC.
I am a light sleeper and I've been frustrated from achieving the respite of a good night's sleep, as the extraneous noise of the neighbour's generator set is keeping me awake all night.
Even with the wall fence that bounded us, the sound emanating has not been attenuated.
The other neighbour is also on generator set but not regular like the prior mentioned. Each time they both turned it on, they will compete for a decibel supremacy and I am at the receiving end.
Folks, important question looms in my mind. What is the best approach to these noisy neighbours? Do I have right to go and warn them?

Lol, that's sad to say the least. I don't think it is reasonable to confront them (with the heat in this present country).

Best option, go to your nearest police station and confirm if there is any law against that, or better still reach out to your lawyer and check with him. You would be surprised on what you could find.