[0:00] You really want me to do that now. I believe it has done more harm than good words to do. Hello, this is for poidh and We Them Media and today I'll be interviewing my fellow students, asking them how the current lack of electricity is affecting their student's life. Come with me. So how has the lack of electricity affected you as a student? You really want me to do that now. Let's hear it. So it has affected me in all ways like reading, eating, sleeping, cooking, watching, doing assignments and projects. It's really really stressing because you don't have time to go to your phone. You have to like projects or let me say you have to create a term table

[0:45] for how you cook, how you fetch water. Everything is not your own convenience again. It is like an opportunity not a convenient thing you do for yourself. It's not longer a means of life. It's not in survival mode. If you want to live as a student, you can't get it. Yes, you've managed your butt. Honestly. It's very stressful. Thank you so much. Well, it's actually affected me. It has affected me a lot in terms of my project, delayed project. I'm also trying to meet deadlines. It has always been a lot for me, but I just hope that things get better. As a student, well, I believe it has done more harm than groups was still because

[1:25] And looking at exam periods, we actually need light a lot. I remember last semester, they said I wake up in the midnight and then there's no light. Like, bro, I'm just like, what kind of thing is this one? And then it doesn't motivate me to read sometimes. That's why when I don't see people reading, I'll just go back and sleep there. We go again. So actually, I feel like it does more harm that good. And also, we need to be charging our phones and systems. Look at people in final year two that are going to be writing projects. They'll be needing these lights and stuff like that.

[1:57] Now that's not the situation of the country but I believe that our students will deserve more. Thank you very much. You're welcome. So nice to see you there.
