Stupcave actor Osman Azemi, through a post, has ironized the former managing director of KEK, Njazi Thaçi.
Through the post - "Without Njazi Thaçi's return, there is no electricity" published on his Instagram profile, this comedian has used satire to claim that the recent electricity cuts are related to Thaçi's absence from the position of head of KEK.
Meanwhile, some media outlets have published this post, implying that Azemi's statement was one-sided.
Full text published on GazetaBlic.com:
'Without Njazi Thaçi's return, there will be no electricity' This Tuesday, a part of Pristina was without electricity for a while. Along with the citizens of the Sunshine Coast, the well-known actor Osman Azemi of Stupca was also without electricity. Azemi then made an interesting comment about this matter on his Instagram profile. He is saying that without the return of the former director of KEK, Njazi Thaçi, there will be no electricity.
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