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Posted by George on Tue 05th Apr, 2016 - tori.ng

Nigerians have mocked the current administration concerning the massive blackout caused by the inefficiency of the power sector that has increased tariffs on power by 45%.

Power problem in Nigeria has been aggravated since the appointment of the Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola.

Nigerian youths in a desperate act of survival have started making quick money out of charging phones for people on the streets using small generators.

Since the trend of epileptic power supply in the last 4 months, thousands of Nigerians have joined the petty business.

See an image below portraying the phone charging business boosted by the massive blackout suffered by Nigerians: