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Peter Obi Laments “Shocking Loss of Lives” Under Tinubu as U.S. Designates Nigeria a Country of Concern

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Former Anambra State governor and 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi , has once again raised alarm over the growing insecurity and loss of lives across Nigeria. His comments come shortly after the United States government placed Nigeria on its list of Countries of Particular Concern (CPC) —a designation reserved for nations where severe violations of human rights and religious freedom occur. In a strongly worded statement reported by Sahara Reporters on Monday, November 3, 2025 , Obi said Nigeria is currently facing one of the most troubling periods in its history, with “an unprecedented level of insecurity, shocking loss of lives, and destruction of property.” According to him, the crisis has worsened since President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office in May 2023 . A Bleak Picture of Insecurity Peter Obi pointed to data reportedly compiled by Amnesty International and other independent watchdogs, which estimate that over 10,000 Nigerians have been killed in vio...

PHEDC confirms electrocution of staff while trying to disconnect power lines in Calabar

PHEDC confirms electrocution of staff while trying to disconnect power lines in Calabar


 The Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHEDC), has confirmed the electrocution of one of its members of staff in Calabar.

 

As luck would have it, the PHED staff survived.

 

The PHEDC staff was carrying out electrical works at Army Junction, on the Muritala Mohammed highway in Calabar, when he was electrocuted.

 

In a video trending online people gathered at the foot of the electric pole to watch the electrocuted officer who was motionless at the top of the pole. 


Officials are then seen positioning two ladders which two electrical staff climbed to get to the injured official and carry him down.

 

PHEDC confirms electrocution of staff while trying to disconnect power lines in Calabar

 Mr Collins Igwe, Regional Manager, PHEDC,  said the staff was taken to the Navy hospital for treatment.

 

He was revived at the hospital and has now been discharged.

 

A friend of the electrocuted electrical staff gave an update on Facebook. He said he has spoken to his friend and he sounds "strong" following his discharge from the hospital.

 

PHEDC confirms electrocution of staff while trying to disconnect power lines in Calabar

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