“Nigerians Don’t Want 24-Hour Power Supply” – Deji Adeyanju

Deji Adeyanju, a Nigerian activist and lawyer, says that most Nigerians are not ready for power to be available all the time.

Adeyanju said on an episode of The Honest Bunch podcast that most Nigerians want reliable power at important times of the day.

He said that what Nigerians want from their government is not too much to ask for.

Adeyanju said that their hopes shouldn’t be seen as hard to meet because Nigerians are the easiest people to make happy.

“Nigerians don’t even want light for 24 hours. Can they even afford it? Nigerians just want to get home at 8 p.m. and have the lights on so they don’t sweat while they sleep. They also want the lights on by 7 a.m. so they can iron their clothes. Then you can take the lights and move them to where the factories are. Nigerians don’t ask for much, and they are very easy to make happy. “How can this be too much?” he asked.

Adeyanju, on the other hand, has said that President Bola Tinubu is a tough opponent to beat, even in a fair and free election.

Adeyanju said on the Honest Bunch Podcast that Tinubu is a strong political player.

He said that Tinubu has learned how to win elections and stay in power.

Adeyanju, who is known for being critical of Tinubu, praised his political skills, saying that even though there is a lot of opposition to his administration, the President has a special way of keeping control over Nigeria’s political scene.

He said, “Jagaban knows how to win, even when the election is fair and free.”

Adeyanju said. He also praised the president’s amazing ability to control the political scene, saying that “32 governors are working for him” and even politicians like Alex Otti are loyal to him.

Adeyanju said, “Jagaban is above everyone else,” stressing that Tinubu’s network of supporters and allies, especially in the APC, makes him a powerful force in Nigerian politics.

Adeyanju also talked about how good Tinubu is at making friends, saying that the president’s political machine is the best in the world. He said that the APC is in charge and that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) is the only party that could really challenge the APC’s power.