A Nigerian dispatch rider has expressed frustration over the persistent lack of electricity in the country, revealing how the situation is affecting his means of livelihood.
The rider, who operates an electric-powered motorcycle for his delivery business, lamented that the frequent power outages have made it difficult for him to work and earn a living.
Taking to social media, he disclosed that going days without electricity also means going days without work, as he depends on power to charge his motorcycle and carry out deliveries.
Expressing concern over his financial situation, he said he might be forced to return to his village if the situation continues.
“Days without electricity, days without work. If I continue this way, I might end up returning to the village anytime soon,” he lamented.
His post has drawn attention to the challenges faced by Nigerians who rely on electricity to run their businesses, particularly those using electric-powered vehicles.
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Read some comments below:
@Daddy Dunmininu:”I am sorry but I find anyone using EVs in Nigeria funny”
@Saint Vincent:”Nigeria is not doing well this period, honestly”
@Desmond:”Him go know say Nigeria tough”
@FAV❤️🦋🦋:”This is so sad honestly”
