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Rivers Women Protesting Against President Tinubu’s Government Declare: ‘Our Husbands Don’t Touch Us At Night Because Of Heat’
Rivers Women Protesting Against President Tinubu’s Government Declare: ‘Our Husbands Don’t Touch Us At Night Because Of Heat'”....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Written By Oshiobugie John
In a poignant display of frustration and discontent, women in Rivers state took to the streets today, February 6, marching to the office of the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHED). Their grievance? The inability to enjoy conjugal relationships with their husbands due to the stifling heat caused by power outages. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE
Brandishing placards emblazoned with messages such as ‘No Light, No Payment’ and ‘The Heat is Too Much’, the protesting women voiced their anguish over the dire consequences of erratic power supply. They lamented their inability to preserve cooked foods for extended periods and revealed that their businesses had suffered significant setbacks due to the persistent lack of electricity.
Maria Ike, the leader of the protesting women, passionately expressed their plight, stating:
“We have decided to let the world know what we are passing through in the hands of PHED. The poor supply in our area is at zero level despite the fact that we pay monthly bills to PHED. We no longer have romance and conjugal relationship with our husbands because of so much heat due to power failure. Our businesses have collapsed because of power outage. This is really affecting our families.”
In response to the outcry, PHED Public Relations Officer, Livingstone Koko, acknowledged the widespread issue of poor power supply plaguing the country. He assured that PHED was diligently working to enhance the power supply in the state, albeit the challenges encountered.
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