Students protest in Osogbo over poor electricity supply
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), South-West Zone D, staged a peaceful protest in Osogbo, Osun State, over inadequate electricity supply. The protesters, led by Josiah Adeyemo, voiced concerns about the impact of poor power on campuses and the wider community. They carried placards demanding urgent action from authorities and warned of further demonstrations if their complaints are not addressed. The protest also saw residents calling for improved electricity and issuing an ultimatum to the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company.
What we know
- NANS South-West Zone D organized a protest in Osogbo to highlight poor electricity supply in the region.
- Josiah Adeyemo stated that the electricity crisis is affecting academic activities and student welfare.
- Protesters demanded immediate restoration of electricity infrastructure and warned of more protests if ignored.
- Residents also protested at the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company’s Osun Regional Office, demanding a return to Band A classification.
- A seven-day ultimatum was issued to the company to restore power, with threats of further lawful action if demands are unmet.
