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Nigeria: Power Outage - How Nigeria's Electricity Problem Cripples Small Businesses

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[Premium Times] "Up NEPA!" about a dozen teenagers playing within the verandah of the three-storey building housing Bola Kareem's shop screamed. Bola is not a teenager, but he joined in the cacophonous jubilation nevertheless. The 32-year-old embroiderer explained that the neighborhood's electricity had just been restored after two weeks of blackout.

Source: allAfrica.com

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