Awon olori buruku NEPA yen ,ti mu ino de
I no sabi spoketh english

My four year old daughter taught me the correct thing..

"NEPA has restored power supply"

"NEPA has interrupted power supply "

MightySparrow:
You are a funny guy.

The Oyinbo people don't have word for epileptic light outs like Nigeria. They don't experience it.

The sentence should be included like bukateria and fanimorous.

We are changing Oyinbo's language.

Fanimorous is from fanimora a Yoruba word meaning draw people closer.

Nepa has brought electricity

Anyhow we express the English is not our fault because the oyinbo wey get the English no dey experience blackout unless if the light is faulty,so the correct English for it is,nepa power is restored back

Asawoboy:
How do we say NEPA don bring light with correct English.🙄
Make una bring chair,
grammar go fall from sky today 🤣🤣🤣

Power supply restored

federal9:
NEPA has restored the power supply.

😅

English man.

👏

Padipadi:

Fanimorous is from fanimora a Yoruba word meaning draw people closer.

Exactly, check the internet.

The Blackout has been suspended. shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Power is back

Up NEPA

The light has been broughted back by the nepa🤵🏽

viyon02:
NEPA, restore power supply

"Restored" NOT "Restore"
Also,
"Restore" CANNOT go with "Supply"

Suffering has been restored

Magnoliaa:
And what is wrong with "nepa don bring light?" It is a 'dialect', so to speak, and the people who talk like that understand themselves.

What will knowing the "correct English" do?

thank you jare

NEPA ewetena oku

NEPA don bring light na correct English for me. I m not from UK

atiku4President:

"Restored" NOT "Restore"
Also,
"Restore" CANNOT go with "Supply"

See people with brain ohh, but politicians no go do the right thing to make our brilliant Nigeria get creative and improve the nation...

Power I have been restored

Iagos:
The correct English translation is: "NEPA has brought electricity."

The electricity has been restored

The operator has closed the feeder

Finall finally we don see light

Up Nepa is english
Is up pigeon english?
Or is Nepa pigeon english?

Power is back on... But in the meantime brace yourself for a memorable spree and save big this green Friday shopping off the oraimo spacepods of their eShop.

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NEPA GO = LIGHT OFF
NEPA COME = LIGHT ON or POWER RESTORED

Up Nepa

Power is back (most frequently used)
Power is back on/up
Power has been restored (most formal)
Power is up

There's no need to mention the power company, but if you must, you can simply say "NEPA has restored power" (this might sound odd to a foreigner).

Nepal has broughted d light

Asawoboy:
How do we say NEPA don bring light with correct English.🙄
Make una bring chair,
grammar go fall from sky today 🤣🤣🤣

NEPA has just restored the power.

Asawoboy:
How do we say NEPA don bring light with correct English.🙄
Make una bring chair,
grammar go fall from sky today 🤣🤣🤣

In English you don need to put NEPA
"The power has been restored "

Iagos:
The correct English translation is: "NEPA has brought electricity."
According to Chat GPT O!

Wrong!

Nepa has restored electricity

Nepa has restored power

Nepa has restored electricity supply

Nepa has restored supply of electricity

Power has been restored

Electricity has been restored

Power supply has been restored

Remove that “brought” from your vocabulary…it is bad English!