Title: 'Worst' Power Scourge: Comedian I Go Save Laments Nigeria's Unending Electricity Woes. Renowned Nigerian comedian, Otaghware Otas Onodjayeke, popularly known as I Go Save, has expressed deep frustration over the country's persistent power supply issues. In a recent Instagram post, he lamented the widespread blackout that has plagued many parts of the country for weeks, months, or even years. I Go Save questioned how businesses that heavily rely on government-provided electricity can survive under such conditions. He posed a thought-provoking question: "How do industries that rely entirely on government electricity keep going when power supply is irregular?" This is a valid concern, considering the significant impact of electricity outages on the economy. The comedian also highlighted the stark contrast between the living conditions of ordinary citizens and those in government facilities. He pointed out that top government houses are often powered by generators, with family members or friends serving as diesel suppliers or contractors. This disparity raises questions about the distribution of resources and the prioritization of power supply in the country. I Go Save also wondered if Nigeria will ever achieve stable electricity supply. This is a pressing concern for many Nigerians, who have grown accustomed to frequent power outages and the inconvenience they bring. Interestingly, I Go Save recently made headlines for a different reason, having reacted to a viral video of Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh conducting a deliverance session for a school pupil. While the controversy surrounding this event has died down, the comedian's power-related rant serves as a stark reminder of the country's ongoing electricity challenges.