Helping the poor is admirable. Bringing electricity to the people is also admirable. As for forcing the man in charge to resign...I'd want to look at the details of the problem first.

My cousins lived in Ghana for a while. Her husband worked private security there for many powerful people. One worked at the power company. The head of the company tried so hard to provide power for the people but the people who collected the money from the general people weren't giving the money to the company. The company then had no money to buy coal that they needed to make the power.

The head was so angry at the bill collectors for stealing the money but what could he do?

Of course, being invisible you could tell if the head of the electrical company was really the problem or whether it was the people under him. Then you could bring the guilty to light and set things straight :)