The placard-carrying women, who chanted solidarity songs, said their husbands have abandoned their respective homes due to the epileptic power supply in the areas. Osunlowo said the communities had been experiencing epileptic power supply since 2013. “For the past five years, we do not sleep with power supply in the communities. Another protester, Mrs. Mojisola Olaosebikan, said she had closed her frozen food shop at Mosafejo Market due to the epileptic power supply. “We are appealing to the officials of Eko Disco to come to our aid and give us power supply in our community,’’ she said.

Source: Punch April 05, 2018 18:33 UTC