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A Nigerian man has taken to social media to lament after the N10,000 electricity unit he purchased finished within a week.



In a post shared on his Instagram page, the Nigerian man lamented he purchased the electricity unit last week and by September 13, he was surprised to see that the unit had finished.

‘’I don't see the reason why I would recharge and within a week, N10,000 is gone. What is going on? Where are we going in this country? What is wrong? We cannot buy fuel, we cannot buy light'' he said while lamenting

Tinubu will recharge it
Wait

Keep giving him "due respect" while he steals disrespectfully

Mumu

The govt is merciless.

To start your grievance with "with due respect" shows you're not yet serious.

When you're serious, we'll know.

Tinubu Band A. That is meagre 44 units.

Manage your electricity according to your pocket.

So you want the unit to last forever abi

Good to see your contribution!

Why is he looking angry? This is the consequences of voting Tinubu

I personally don't have a problem with the price of electricity, though I can understand that the experience of those in Band A is probably different.

I have always used electricity judiciously, so any pre paid electricity I buy tends to last for a reasonable length of time.

I have always been fastidious about switching off all gadgets FROM THE WALL.

First thing I do when I get out of bed is to pull my curtains so I take advantage of natural light. So, most if not all internal lights are off for most parts of the day unless I absolutely need it.

If I am leaving a room and not returning to that room within 5 mins, I switch off the light. Lights in any room that is not occupied is always switched off.

These are just habits that have become part of my routine. I don't do them because of electricity bill, but it has a very positive effect on my electricity bill. I have not bought electricity for about 3 months now, so cost of electricity is really not an issue for me.

Many Nigerians use electricity wastefully because we have one of the cheapest electricity prices in the world. But that is going to change with the introduction of new bands.

It's well.

Thank God for my Solar

No light and fuel is damn expensive, this government just want to kill us, we keep adjusting so much that all the money people are paid monthly have becoming valueless

DeLaRue:
I personally don't have a problem with the price of electricity, though I can understand that the experience of those in Band A is probably different.

I have always used electricity judiciously, so any pre paid electricity I buy tends to last for a reasonable length of time.

I have always been fastidious about switching off all gadgets FROM THE WALL.

First thing I do when I get out of bed is to pull my curtains so I take advantage of natural light. So, most if not all internal lights are off for most parts of the day unless I absolutely need it.

If I am leaving a room and not returning to that room within 5 mins, I switch off the light. Lights in any room that is not occupied is always switched off.

These are just habits that have become part of my routine. I don't do them because of electricity bill, but it has a very positive effect on my electricity bill. I have not bought electricity for about 3 months now, so cost of electricity is really not an issue for me.

Many Nigerians use electricity wastefully because we have one of the cheapest electricity prices in the world. But that is going to change with the introduction of new bands.

It's not easy with IKEJA ELECTRIC ON BAND A oooo!

100 Units is N22,543.78 now!

And we do have light for between 23.8 - 24 hours daily! Sometimes they won't take the light at all for days!
This started about two months ago!

Isn't it now a source of revenue from the Citizens to the Government?

Sorry dear
The govt hands off from subsidising electricity for Nigerians and I think they have the right to take such decision.

On our part, we must think of the most effective and prudent ways of allocating our scarce resources to meet our daily needs.
That is the new Nigeria.

Maybe he lives in a high brow area

DeLaRue:
I personally don't have a problem with the price of electricity, though I can understand that the experience of those in Band A is probably different.

I have always used electricity judiciously, so any pre paid electricity I buy tends to last for a reasonable length of time.

I have always been fastidious about switching off all gadgets FROM THE WALL.

First thing I do when I get out of bed is to pull my curtains so I take advantage of natural light. So, most if not all internal lights are off for most parts of the day unless I absolutely need it.

If I am leaving a room and not returning to that room within 5 mins, I switch off the light. Lights in any room that is not occupied is always switched off.

These are just habits that have become part of my routine. I don't do them because of electricity bill, but it has a very positive effect on my electricity bill. I have not bought electricity for about 3 months now, so cost of electricity is really not an issue for me.

Many Nigerians use electricity wastefully because we have one of the cheapest electricity prices in the world. But that is going to change with the introduction of new bands.

Sharaap!
It's obvious you still a child or you not a band A user.

DeLaRue:
I personally don't have a problem with the price of electricity, though I can understand that the experience of those in Band A is probably different.

I have always used electricity judiciously, so any pre paid electricity I buy tends to last for a reasonable length of time.

I have always been fastidious about switching off all gadgets FROM THE WALL.

First thing I do when I get out of bed is to pull my curtains so I take advantage of natural light. So, most if not all internal lights are off for most parts of the day unless I absolutely need it.

If I am leaving a room and not returning to that room within 5 mins, I switch off the light. Lights in any room that is not occupied is always switched off.

These are just habits that have become part of my routine. I don't do them because of electricity bill, but it has a very positive effect on my electricity bill. I have not bought electricity for about 3 months now, so cost of electricity is really not an issue for me.

Many Nigerians use electricity wastefully because we have one of the cheapest electricity prices in the world. But that is going to change with the introduction of new bands.

Let's see if you will still sing the same tune if one (1) unit of electricity eventually goes for N1000

..how much did some BATists collect during the fraudulent election of 2023 to sell & rig their votes..500naira.. 1000naira ?..

..the guy scatter prepaid Meter for ground..

All this children here eating from their mothers, wait it will get to your turn. Continue typing nonsense

Everything in Nigeria Has Reduced In Quality, Even Electricity No Dey Shock Like BEFORE

yarimo:
So you want the unit to last forever abi

From your comments it’s very easy to know that you’re still eating mummy and daddy’s food.

LoL
my 50k a week has gone up, even after changing all the ACs.
Good thing is my light almost never goes.
No calls from my Baby-mama for diesel for about 3months now

Electricity Unit is not about time but depends on use. There are places 10k electricity units won't last 24 hours. Just like saying you bought 10k airtime and it got finished in 2 days. No be you use am?

tinubu will just cause a war he wont participate in.....
it's gradually grooming,
no announcement will be made, it won't be from nlc or any party,
tinubu has been teaching us a lesson, we will teach him lesson back some day,
who ever has his contact should tell him.
he did worse during Jonathan rule

One Upon a Time , This Use To Be Labourers / Bricklayers Food, But As it's Now Senior Civil Servants Can't Afford it

DeLaRue:
I personally don't have a problem with the price of electricity, though I can understand that the experience of those in Band A is probably different.

I have always used electricity judiciously, so any pre paid electricity I buy tends to last for a reasonable length of time.

I have always been fastidious about switching off all gadgets FROM THE WALL.

First thing I do when I get out of bed is to pull my curtains so I take advantage of natural light. So, most if not all internal lights are off for most parts of the day unless I absolutely need it.

If I am leaving a room and not returning to that room within 5 mins, I switch off the light. Lights in any room that is not occupied is always switched off.

These are just habits that have become part of my routine. I don't do them because of electricity bill, but it has a very positive effect on my electricity bill. I have not bought electricity for about 3 months now, so cost of electricity is really not an issue for me.

Many Nigerians use electricity wastefully because we have one of the cheapest electricity prices in the world. But that is going to change with the introduction of new bands.

What is the minimum wage of those countries with costlier power?

DeLaRue:
I personally don't have a problem with the price of electricity, though I can understand that the experience of those in Band A is probably different.

I have always used electricity judiciously, so any pre paid electricity I buy tends to last for a reasonable length of time.

I have always been fastidious about switching off all gadgets FROM THE WALL.

First thing I do when I get out of bed is to pull my curtains so I take advantage of natural light. So, most if not all internal lights are off for most parts of the day unless I absolutely need it.

If I am leaving a room and not returning to that room within 5 mins, I switch off the light. Lights in any room that is not occupied is always switched off.

These are just habits that have become part of my routine. I don't do them because of electricity bill, but it has a very positive effect on my electricity bill. I have not bought electricity for about 3 months now, so cost of electricity is really not an issue for me.

Many Nigerians use electricity wastefully because we have one of the cheapest electricity prices in the world. But that is going to change with the introduction of new bands.

We don't need bands. It is a fraudulent approach. Make electricity available to all at an average rate. Many people in the band A are not rich.

It seems you are single. A family circle consumes more, no matter what