VIDEO: Abia State Residents Cry Out, Beg NEPA To Take Their Light {WATCH}

Residents of Aba, Abia State, have raised concerns over the incessant power supply in their area, pleading with the authorities to intervene before the excessive light damages their electrical appliances and belongings. The outcry comes as the Nigerian Electricity Power Authority (NEPA) seemingly refuses to heed their calls to reduce the power supply.

The frustration among residents reached a tipping point when Alex Otti, a prominent figure in the region, echoed their sentiments, drawing attention to the urgent need for action. Otti's intervention has amplified the residents' plea for assistance, as they fear the detrimental effects of prolonged exposure to high voltage electricity.

In a statement reminiscent of the community's exasperation, one resident lamented, "Alex Otti oo! Please help us, the light in Aba is too much, call the NEPA to off the light before it damages our things." This sentiment has been echoed by numerous others who have grown increasingly concerned about the potential damage to their electronic devices, household appliances, and infrastructure.

Despite repeated attempts to reach out to NEPA officials, the residents claim that their appeals have fallen on deaf ears, exacerbating their frustration. The refusal of NEPA to take appropriate action has left residents feeling helpless and vulnerable to the risks posed by the relentless supply of electricity.

The situation has prompted calls for urgent intervention from relevant authorities to address the issue and ensure the safety and well-being of the residents. With the outcry growing louder by the day, it remains to be seen how swiftly the authorities will respond to alleviate the concerns of the Abia State residents.

As the community continues to grapple with the challenges posed by the excessive power supply, the residents remain hopeful that their pleas for assistance will not go unnoticed, and that measures will be taken promptly to mitigate the risks associated with the ongoing situation.

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