A resident of Ibarapa has raised concerns about the prolonged lack of electricity in the area. Speaking to local media, she highlighted that the community has gone five years without consistent power supply, despite participating in elections.
She stated, “We vote, yet we still have no power. We have schools, hospitals, and institutions here, but no electricity. During elections, they’ll bring two cups of rice, and some unfortunate people will collect it. Sometimes, they even give us electricity for just three days during election season, and that’s it.”
The resident’s statement reflects frustration among locals who feel neglected by authorities and demand reliable electricity for everyday life and essential institutions.
