Kenyans' funny reactions to the power blackout

Most parts of Kenya were in darkness following a widespread blackout on Tuesday night. Many counties or some sections of the counties experienced the blackout.

They include, many parts of Bomet, Embu, Kiambu, Kisii, Kisumu, Laikipia, Nairobi, Narok, Nyandarua, Nyeri, Mombasa, Meru, Taita Taveta, Tharaka-Nithi and Uasin Gishu counties.

However, some areas, such as Kawangware and Karura in Nairobi County, were not affected.

Kenyans as usual took their twitter handles to express their disappointments at the Kenya Power & Lighting Company (KPLC).

The following some of the hilarious tweets compiled by SDE

Kenya Power & Lightning Company should be rebranded to Kenya Paraffin Lamps & Candles Company. pic.twitter.com/0KReQZ4uPU

— MKALE FLANI ™ (@MkaleFlani_____) January 9, 2018

#KPLCShutdown Tonight's movie: Rise of The Dark night.....produced by Kenya power #kenyapower

— salim mehsan jnr (@salimmehsanjnr) January 9, 2018

I stopped trusting Kenya Power the moment i saw backup power generators in their offices.

— Michael Gwei (@michaelgwei) January 9, 2018

Martin Luther....black.. Barack Obama... black.. Kenya Power..... black...

— Cyprian kiprop (@ckcyprian) January 9, 2018

Tomorrow bloggers be like: Six things you didn't know about Last Night's Blackout. The third one will shock you. Kenya Power.

— Paul Osindo (@OsindoPaul) January 9, 2018

Those working at kenya power to marry those working at NTSA, disappointments on one side! pic.twitter.com/M7nWwEhriO

— James Irungu ???????? (@jamesirungu43) January 9, 2018

For once kenya power have forced me to share something with Akuru Aukot,my bat is now 0.3% kama tu votes alipata ????

— The Wellingtone ???? (@ingtone07) January 9, 2018

Kenya power is busy promoting mpango wa Candle????????

— kelvin Kenyanjui (@kelvkinyanjui) January 9, 2018

Kenya power is made of black just like Guinness ????????????

— Puff Daddy???? ???????? (@BravanRwotty) January 9, 2018

 

Baba should take this golden opportunity awarded by Kenya Power to get sworn in. We only get so many chances.

— clicksbymuturi (@SirNjas) January 9, 2018