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Mass struggle Underway in Awodi-Ora Community of Ajegunle, Lagos, against Crazy Bills and exploitation by EKEDC By Fidel Davynovich - DSM Ajegunle

Electricity Struggle Mass Meeting in Ajegunle - photo DSM 
The ongoing campaign against electricity exploitation and extortion by the Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) initiated by Democratic Socialist Movement (DSM), Ajegunle, on 5 April, 2017 has won wide support and generated mass struggle including mass meetings, community-wide agitations and a protest march. An average of 80 community members often attends each of the mass meetings.

The DSM is playing crucial roles in this struggle with a member of the DSM
Ajegunle branch, Comrade Onwunalu Ifeanyi appointed as the coordinator of the platform leading the mass struggle – the Ajegunle People's Movement (APM) Awodi-Ora chapter.

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