Due to an ongoing power outage in Northern Nigeria, many cities and towns have been plunged into darkness for over a week.
The blackout hasn’t just left people without lights or fans—it’s disrupted lives and livelihoods. Business owners are struggling to keep their doors open, families are finding it difficult to stay connected, and even basic tasks like charging a phone have become a luxury.
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In this episode, we delve into how this prolonged outage is affecting daily life for ordinary people and business owners, and examine the broader economic impact on the region.
