5 ways Nigerians reacted to the electricity workers strike

What happened?

The Transmission Company of Nigeria declared strike action among their workers. Read here why this happened.

Here is how we imagined different Nigerians reacting;

Those who just slept

Some people just went to bed [Tenor] Pulse Nigeria

Darkness, low battery, these sects of people just slept in darkness and hoped that tomorrow would take care of itself. They can’t come and die.

Those who haven’t seen light in months

Some people haven't seen electricity in months [Twitter] Pulse Nigeria

Some didn't even know there was a strike going on. Strike or no strike, these people are not even affected. Their transformer blew months ago, and they don’t even know what it means to have electricity.

Those walking up and down their streets with chargers

These people do not have a generator or fuel so they went from house to house, shop to shop looking for where to charge their phones so they can write Facebook posts and WhatsApp statuses complaining bitterly.

Those who just went to buy fuel or use their inverters

These sects of privileged people are determined not to let Nigeria stress them. They just put on their estate or private generators and inverters and went about their activities.

Those who are determined to leave the country but don’t even have their international passport

These people have been ranting for decades about how poor the country is and how they want to leave and with the electricity strike, they say, ‘This is the final straw' and they don't make any plans to leave.