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    JOURNALISTS STORM IKEDC, PROTEST 5 MONTHS OF DARKNESS IN AREPO

    starconnectBy starconnect21 November 2016Updated:21 November 2016No Comments1 Min Read
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    Emmanuel Thomas I November 21, 2016

    Lagos, Nigeria – Journalists and other professionals living in Arepo early this morning stormed office of the IKEDC in Alausa, Ikeja, protesting five months of darkness in Journalists Estate, Beachland Estate and other estates in the area.

    The journalist who stormed the office as early as 7am, blocked entrance to the office, bearing placards such as Fashola must Sack IKEDC;, Arepo in total darkness; We say no to estimated billing without light; IKEDC is a fraud in journalist Estate and others.


    Secretary to Arepo Residents Association, Mr. Friday Irabor said IKEDC does not provide light to the estates in the area until every month ending when it will supply light for an hour and an estimated bill of N36,000 per resident.

    He called on IKEDC to buckle up otherwise the estates will mobilise millions of residents for another protest.

    Journalists and other professionals at IKEDC  office  this morning
    Journalists and other professionals at IKEDC office this morning
    Journalists protest lack  of  light in Arepo, Ogun State



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    The protest this morning at IKEDC office in Ikeja

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