Power has been restored to parts of the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) service areas following a significant outage on Monday evening, impacting numerous regions in Nigeria.
The power disruption, attributed to a national grid collapse, affected areas including Dei-Dei, Suleja, Lugbe, Kuje, and nearby locations.
Electricity supply was restored to some of these areas by early Tuesday morning around 5:15 a.m., alleviating concerns for residents impacted by the blackout.
AEDC had previously alerted its customers about the service interruption, clarifying that the issue stemmed from a grid collapse.
In an update shared on its X handle, AEDC stated the collapse occurred at approximately 6:58 p.m. on Monday.
“Be rest assured that we are working with relevant stakeholders to restore power as soon the grid stabilises,” AEDC assured its customers in the message.
TCN Gives Fresh Update On National Grid Collapse
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has stated that Monday’s national grid collapse was partial.
Recall that Nigeria, on Monday at about 6:48 pm, was thrown into darkness.
Enugu Electricity Distribution Company confirmed the national grid collapse in a statement by its spokesperson, Emeka Ezeh, on Monday.
Abuja Electricity Distribution Company and Eko Electricity Distribution Company also confirmed the national grid collapse.
TCN recorded zero load allocation to the eleven Electricity Distribution Companies.
The company, however, said that it has begun system recovery to restore supply.
The spokesperson of TCN, Ndidi Mbah, disclosed this to Daily Post on Monday.
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