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    Posted October 6, 2009 by
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    Abuja, Nigeria
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    This iReport is part of an assignment:
    Light up Nigeria

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    #Lightupnigeria - Talking to Albert the Mobile Kiosk Owner

    By bubusn  |  Posted October 6, 2009  |  Abuja, Nigeria
     

    LightUpNigeria is a movement advocating for constant electric power to Nigerian homes and businesses.

    For over 3 decades, due to a combination of the failure of government, corruption and sabotage, electricity supply to the Nigeria people has been inconsistent and abysmal.

    In this video #Lightupnigeria talks to Albert who runs a mobile phone services kiosk. Albert provides 15 electrical sockets for his customers to charge their mobile phones when they do not have electricity in their homes. He discusses his business and the impact of electricity on it.

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