By Abdulmujeeb Abdulsallam
Lack of electricity stability in Nigeria is now a daily bread shared by the denizens, as it is being experienced almost every part of the country. Electricity generally, is very crucial in running day to day activities. If its instability doesn’t affect one directly, it affects otherwise.
The power instability on campus makes students find it difficult to execute their primary assignments, mostly in lecture hours, because the life-threatening condition of poor ventilation could result in suffocation. And this is because the population of students in the lecture halls with the current unpleasant weather condition, makes the halls unbearably stuffy.
Another reason for the need for electricity stability is that as the studentship is built on timeless reading that tunes students amazingly, students can never do without the use of phones and laptops in the course of their studies.
Also, the fear of mosquitoes at night could restrict students from having regular night reading. Not only that, the power instability can even serve a an opportunity for students to loss most of their properties, when being carted away by theives at the dark hours of night.
Another thing is that students are not safe from poisonous animals at night as they need to vacate their bunk spaces and settle down to sleep outside to take ventilation, simply because the rooms are very muggy.