Add the fact that the world is moving inexorably towards ubiquitous connectivity, where internet services become as pervasive as electricity.
More importantly, they look as if together they will be as pervasive and ubiquitous as electricity.
Y'En A Marre was born in frustration: at days of cuts in electricity, at pervasive poverty, and at a leader who does not want to give up power.
This will at last make IT pervasive and ubiquitous, like electricity or telephones before it, so the emphasis will shift towards making gadgets and networks simple to use.UBS's Mr Coburn adds a demographic observation.
Beneath the grand issues hanging over Iraq, like the coming national elections or the continuing violence, the day-to-day lives of most Iraqis turn on more quotidian concerns: the lack of electricity; the pervasive corruption; and a housing shortage that forces two, three, even four families to live under the same roof.
"At long last, it's moving out of the halls of business and into our daily lives, with the potential to become as essential and pervasive as the telephone or electricity".
The second dimension of Nigeria's energy crises is exemplified by such indicators as electricity blackouts, brownouts, and pervasive reliance on self-generated electricity.
Pervasive utilization of the steam engine, internal combustion engine, electricity and indoor plumbing took decades, often 30-60 years. 30-60 years
Although no country has a purely private market for electricity generation, in China the meddling is especially pervasive.
There is widespread anger and frustration across the country as a result of electricity and energy shortages, the stumbling economy and pervasive corruption, and predictions suggested it could win as few as 33 seats.
