@retalien
The way we Nigerians adapt is actually crazy.
I was at a friend’s house where we got so used to solar that we basically had 24/7 light. Then one faithful rainy day, NEPA did what NEPA does best — total
Nigerians adapt at lightning speed, and it’s wild.
We were on solar 24/7 at my friend’s place. Then rain came, NEPA took light, and mum said "save the freezers."
By 9pm solar was dead too. Darkness.
Did we panic? Nope. We adapted instantly.
Power banks out. Phones plugged. Everything heavy switched off. It looked like we wanted to start the gen, but that was just us reverting to default mode.
An hour later we realized we hadn’t even complained 😂
Typical Nigerians. Give us any situation and we’ll adapt. Just a normal day. As you were.
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