Stop Telling Lies – Nollywood Actress Kate Henshaw Blasts Tinubu Govt Over Poor Electricity [VIDEO]

Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw has criticised the Federal Government over Nigeria’s persistent electricity crisis, questioning the Minister of Power’s explanation for the country’s unreliable power supply.

In a video shared on her Instagram page, the actress expressed frustration over the frequent power outages and challenged the minister to identify Nigerians who allegedly complained that continuous electricity supply was affecting items stored in their freezers.

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Addressing the minister, Henshaw questioned why Nigerians were still experiencing poor electricity supply despite the government’s claims about improvements in the power sector.

She said:

“Mr Minister of Power, there’s no light. There’s hardly been light. You people will bring it, and then give minutes; it’s gone.

“You were credited with a statement that in September, some people were telling you that you should turn off the power because the things in their freezer were freezing. What is a freezer for?

“Like the lies you people tell. I need the names and numbers of these people that called you and said you should turn off the light or you should slow down.”

The actress also lamented that Nigerians were still struggling with unreliable electricity in 2026, saying power sometimes lasted for only five minutes before going off.

According to her, the situation has forced many households to depend on generators and solar energy to carry out basic daily activities, making them operate almost like factories.

Henshaw further questioned why citizens continued to endure inadequate electricity supply alongside the rising cost of living and extreme heat.

In the caption accompanying the video on her Instagram page, she expressed further frustration over the situation.

She wrote:

“In the words of General Agnes in Ghana, ‘to hell with all of you.’ What kind of wickedness is this that you people are doing??

“With the high cost of everything already, with this blazing hot sun outside?? Wetin naaaaa???!!!”