The Night the Lights Came Back, and the Fridge Didn’t
It was just past 9 p.m. when the power returned. Mrs. Kalu had been waiting all evening, as many Nigerian households do, for that familiar flicker that means “up NEPA” is back in fashion. The children cheered. The generator finally got a rest. Somewhere down the street, a neighbor’s stereo blared back to life in…