Noble Calls Nigerians Ungrateful For Complaining About Poor Electricity

 

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Media personality Noble has criticised Nigerians for their complaints about the country's electricity situation, arguing that citizens should also recognise the government's efforts to keep the exchange rate relatively stable.

According to him, it is unfair for people to focus their attention on the persistent power challenges without acknowledging what he considers a positive development in the foreign exchange market.

Noble believes the stability of the exchange rate deserves some recognition, especially at a time when Nigerians are expressing dissatisfaction with different aspects of the country's economy and public services.

He questioned why citizens would rather complain about electricity supply than appreciate the government's handling of the foreign exchange situation.

In his words:

“Nigerians are very ungrateful. Instead of praising the government for maintaining a stable exchange rate, they are complaining about poor electricity supply. Did the government in power promise you improved electricity?”

His comments draw a distinction between the exchange rate and electricity supply, two issues that affect everyday life in different ways.

While a relatively stable exchange rate may be considered a positive development for businesses and the wider economy, reliable electricity remains important for households, traders, manufacturers and other businesses that depend on consistent power to operate.

For many Nigerians, poor electricity supply is not simply an issue to overlook. It affects the cost of running businesses, preserving food, working from home and carrying out ordinary daily activities. Those who rely on generators also have to deal with the additional expense of fuel and maintenance.

Noble, however, believes the government deserves some credit for maintaining stability in the foreign exchange market, rather than having every discussion about its performance centred on the country's electricity challenges.

His argument raises a broader question about how citizens assess government performance. Should improvements in one area be recognised even when other important sectors continue to struggle?

Ultimately, the exchange rate and electricity supply are separate issues, and Nigerians can acknowledge progress in one while still demanding better performance in the other.

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