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Spike in electricity ‘ll lead to unbearable burden, Shehu Sani warns

Shehu Sani, a formal lawmaker and activist has expressed serious concern about the current spike in electricity, stating that inflated tariffs could lead to unbearable financial strain.
Sani expressed his concerns and highlighted the possible risk associated with the large increase in electricity rates. He issued a warning, stating that the cost of increased tariffs may put many homes under intolerable financial hardship and force them to turn to risky substitutes like unsecured electrical connections or protracted power outages.
Sani emphasized how crucial it is that policymakers put the welfare and security of the populace first while tackling the problem of energy prices. He pleaded with authorities to take into account the socioeconomic effects of such increases, especially on the most disadvantaged populations.
The activist additionally highlighted the significance of putting policies in place to lessen the negative consequences of tariff rises, pushing for plans that put an emphasis on techniques that make electrical services affordable and accessible to all residents.
Sani’s remarks come when public outcry over the recent hike in electricity tariffs, with many expressing worries over its potential impact on livelihoods and basic utilities.
Sani’s warning serves as a sobering reminder of the real effects that such policy decisions can have on the lives and well-being of common individuals while the debate over energy rates continues. It emphasizes how crucial it is for policy-makers to have a balanced stance that guarantees both long-term economic progress and the preservation of human welfare.
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