Darkness a Way of Life for Nigeria's Rural Communities
Despite the government acquiring World Bank loans and various other investment initiatives, over 90 million Nigerians still live in the dark, according to Deutsche Welle.
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Nigeria:
Living in the Dark in Rural Nigeria
DW, 15 December 2018
The lack of electricity is pervasive in rural Nigeria, where 90 million people live entirely off the grid. DW's Zaharaddeen Umar asked people in one village in far northern Katsina… Read more »
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