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Resident storms PHCN office to complain about poor power supply only to find them preparing to put on generator (Video below)
A resident of Ikeja, Lagos state has shared a discovery he made after visiting the Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company, (IKEDC) to lay a complaint.
He wanted to express his grievance with the fact that they have not been getting power supply in their area, however, when he reached the office, he saw that they also did not have power.
While waiting to be attended to, he saw a staff and security official pouring petrol into the officer generator in preparation to put it on and power the office.
He was baffled by what he saw that he decided to record the moment they were pouring the fuel, and he showed the IKEDC signboard.
Watch video below:
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