HAITIAN GANG MEMBER WHO YELLED 'F*K TRUMP, I'M NOT GOING BACK TO HAITI' HAS BEEN DEPORTED. (PHOTO)

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TWO DAYS BLACKOUT: ABAGANA RESIDENTS LAMENT POWER OUTAGE. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE


 TWO DAYS BLACKOUT: ABAGANA RESIDENTS LAMENT POWER OUTAGE


*By Emezina Patricia*


Residents of some parts of Abagana town in Njikoka Local Government Area of Anambra State have called on the power distribution company to come to their aid in restoring electricity supply.


The residents complained that for the past two days, there has been no power supply in Abagana, particularly around Oye Agu Market to Girls' College Road axis.


They appealed for urgent intervention to rescue them from the prolonged power outage.


Mr. Ifeanyi Okeke, whose shop is located around Oye Agu Market, said he sells cold drinks and has been unable to make sales due to the lack of electricity to chill his drinks, as customers demand cold beverages.


He pleaded with the power authority to come to their rescue by restoring electricity supply to the area.


Mrs. Mercy Elem, who lives near Girls' College, Abagana, said she is a civil servant and has been unable to iron her clothes since the outage began.


She prayed that power will be restored soon to ease their hardship.


Some students of Girls' College, Abagana, Miss Mmesoma Okoli and Miss Ejima Ideke, said their environment looks like a dead zone because of the blackout.


They called on the relevant authorities to do something urgently before the situation gets out of hand.

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