Sowore Labels Electricity Grid Collapse Reflection Of Nigeria’s Widespread Systemic Failures, Calls For Mass Action
He expressed his view in a post on his X account on Tuesday.
economic concerns, the reality on the ground paints a worrisome picture.
The World Bank notes that Nigeria’s economy experienced a decline in growth rates from 2015-2022, driven by factors such as monetary and exchange rate policy distortions, fiscal deficits, and external shocks like the COVID-19 pandemic.
The NATIONAL ELECTRICAL GRID has COLLAPSED again,
The Nigerian ECONOMY has COLLAPSED, and the Nigerian Currency has COLLAPSED. Nigeria’s health sector has COLLAPSED.
The Aviation sector has COLLAPSED.
The Security architecture has COLLAPSED
The National Infrastructure has… pic.twitter.com/l4tiAw1KLD
— Omoyele Sowore (@YeleSowore) October 15, 2024
