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How unreliable electricity is increasing Nigeria’s population — REA Chairman Ayodele Fayose

Former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose has attributed Nigeria’s unreliable electricity supply to the limited social and entertainment options available to people at night.

He suggested that when electricity is scarce, individuals have few alternatives for nighttime activities, leading many to stay indoors and spend more time with their spouses.

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Fayose stated, “When the electricity issue is unaddressed, people at that level have no other attractions. After dark, around seven o’clock, everyone is with their wives, resulting in a rise in population.”

He emphasized that the lack of electricity causes people to go to bed early, as they see no other form of entertainment.

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He also noted that if the electricity problem is resolved, it would lead to more nightlife and recreational opportunities beyond just spending time with a spouse.

Fayose’s comments underline the broader social consequences he perceives in relation to poor electricity supply affecting Nigerians’ evening leisure activities.

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