hat
Èske li te rive ou ke Nijeryen a tipik manje elektrisite, lè yo disponib, pa ke yo te konsyan ke se yon anpil sove nan rediksyon nan konsomasyon nan? Mwen sispèk li se yon sèn komen nan anviwònman ou gen kèk limyè elektrik (sa yo rele limyè sekirite sou bilding) yo te pèmanans sou, menm nan mitan-jou. Menm bagay la tou kenbe verite pou lòt fòm ensousyan konsomasyon nan pouvwa. Moun ki apresye nan sa yo, se souvan moun ki rele pi fò lè 'refize' bòdwo elektrisite nan rete nan nivo a yo vle. Sa yo genyen kategori a nan konsomatè ki yo ta dwe edike sou etap yo te aksyon tankou sinon koupe aparèy, limyè, oswa televizyon an lè sa yo yo pa te itilize; chanje lè l sèvi avèk kontra enfòmèl ant florescent anpoul limyè; pa lave rad nan aswè a, elatriye.
eng
Has it occurred to you that the typical Nigerian consumes electricity, when available, not being mindful that a lot is saved through reduction in the consumption? I suspect it is a common scene in your environment to have some electric lights (so-called security lights on buildings) being perpetually on, even at mid-day. The same holds true for other forms of reckless consumption of power. Those who indulge in such are often those who scream loudest when electricity bills ‘refuse’ to remain at the level they desire. These comprise the category of consumers who should be educated on steps were actions such as turning off appliances, lights, or the television when these are not being used; changing to using compact florescent light bulbs; not washing clothing in the evening, etc.