In the bustling town of Ibadan, Nigeria, residents face a daily struggle against an erratic power supply that has transformed into an experiment in psychological torture. The situation has reached a point where enduring up to 24 hours without power is the norm, only to have it restored briefly, teasingly, for less than 10 minutes before plunging back into darkness. For the residents of Ibadan, the power outage isn't just an inconvenience; it's a fundamental disruption to daily life. Basic tasks become Herculean challenges as households and businesses alike grapple with the uncertainty of when, or if, electricity will be restored. The constant flickering on and off of power creates an atmosphere of perpetual anticipation, leaving individuals on edge, unable to relax or plan for the future. The impact of this unreliable power supply extends far beyond inconvenience; it affects every aspect of life in Ibadan. For businesses, productivity suffers as machinery grinds to a halt an
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