Photos : Angry Residents Use Juju To Chase Away NEPA Officials


A hilarious scene unfolded this morning in Guaraka, Tafa LGA Niger State. Local residents in the area, were vexed that they’ve been paying electricity bills for months on end, but have never really enjoyed the benefits of what they’re paying for.

A group of angry women took to the streets to protest their frustrations by tying up the electricity poles in the neighbourhood with diabolical charms aimed at scaring away the electricity task force from disconnect power in the area.

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