Victoria Iyamore, a fish trader in Ibaka, Akwa Ibom State, is facing challenges due to power supply issues and rising costs of essential resources such as ice blocks for fish preservation. The high cost of petroleum products and frequent power outages have disrupted the local fish trade, leading to significant financial losses for Iyamore and increasing the cost of fish. Nigeria's power sector struggles with electricity policy enforcement, gas supply, and vandalism, resulting in frequent grid collapses. Despite the enactment of the new Electricity Act and the availability of state-owned power plants, power supply remains inadequate. Proposals include investing in local power infrastructure, providing solar systems to fish traders, and regulating fuel prices. The high cost of fish and other marine foods is affecting both traders and customers.