”Nepa, tori olorun” – Software Engineer cries out over power outage during live video call with foreign employer

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A Nigerian Software Engineer recently had an embarrassing moment while speaking through a live video call with his employer who is abroad.

The man revealed via a Twitter post that PHCN disconnected the power supplied to his area while he was having an onboarding call.

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He shared a photo which captured him having the call on his laptop with the foreign boss while his whole room went totally dark.

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The developer with Twitter handle @Ajidefeerefe captioned the post; ”Nepa!!! tori olorun. Onboarding call, for God’s sake 🤣🤣

While some netizens found humour in what PHCN did, others gave recommendations on how he can avoid such embarrassment in the future.

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See his post:

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@drachomi; Atleast them don employ you. No be interview wey them go bounce you

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@BolarinwaAjayi1; Nigeria light issue can disgrace you internationally. From experience though

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@sysadmin_exe wrote; Let me share a tip I used. Get a ring light with USB.

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Plug it to a power bank or UPS or something. Let that be your backup lighting if you’re using laptop. When NEPA takes light, you can just take a break and go turn on your gen. At least your not in some unexpected darkness.

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@TemitopeOJT; You get mind to dey trust NEPA o

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@aminuolawalekan; Then you say “wow, the power just went out” and act like it’s a rare thing.

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