Residents bemoan years-long blackout in Kano emirate headquarters

Residents of Rano town, the headquarters of Rano EMite Council in Kano State, They pretended to be at peace with their problems two years after the area was cut off from the National Grid due to unusual theft and vandalism.

People reported long hours on Friday that the long-term power outage has affected local businesses and has spread to local businesses and the economy. the world.

The people living in their tribes were surprised by the authorities and the government over the years has been seen falling on deaf ears.

Yakukubu Abdullahi started his business as an intruder in rano in 2002. He said that there is a ‘Strength of power’ in the town until the calm promotes their machines. He said the high cost of diesel has driven many of his colleagues out of work.

“It is double suffering for us welders in the town because the cost of diesel is very high, some of us are using inverters and generators as power source. Even the benefit was small when using conventional electricity, so you can imagine what we are dealing with here. “

Abdullahi said the Union’s in tallion has 50 members.

“We need more energy to achieve the things that are happening, but the things that are going, I doubt if the government wants it better”, he said.

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Rano had the first representative until the Emirate was moved to the second class in the Ematel group last year by the state government. The government also appointed a new emir and a new nation. Apart from the problems of EMkali, those who have been electrified have installed electricity in the city in order to carry out its economic activities.

Another, Yusuf Bala, asked why the government could not connect the town to electricity in the neighboring area of ​​about four kilometers by four kilometers.

Mr Bala said Rano went into the neighborhood to buy ice and soft drinks, especially during Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting.

Anasi Muhammad, an importer, said his Union officials have met with many officials over the years to plead for restraint, but to no avail.

Mr Muhammad said many of his colleagues left the business because of the strong force.

“We used to pay electricity bills of N4,000 per month but you have to pay the same amount a day to buy fuel if you want to continue the business.

“Some of us who are in serious trouble are in business to handle our customers hoping the government will restore power in the town,” Nr Kuhampire said.

Our collector counted 10 electricity poles that were destroyed and their cables stolen. People who rode that the theft habit made it difficult for the town to deal with the gang again.

Not our business

Commind Commissioner for Authority and Power, Gaddafi Shehu, Apromiame Time His Ministry did not know about their power Ministry.

He said Kedco has a policy to cooperate with the town and its service only preaches our area. Mr Shehu said the company started distributing electricity in the state and replacing the power structure in case of failure.

Kedco’s spokesperson, Sani Bala, did not respond to the company’s requests.