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Nigeria In Total Darkness As National Grid Collapses Again

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February 4, 2024
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The nation has been thrown into total darkness following the collapse, again, of the national grid, which distributes electricity.

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It was reliably gathered that the national grid collapsed at about 11:21 hours today, 4th February 2024 which has led to the current nationwide power outage.
Major parts of the country has been in darkness since then, making life more difficult and unbearable,

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As a result of the national grid collapse, electricity distribution companies suffered total system failure with a promise that power would be restored as soon as the grid is stabilized.

Recall the Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu had disclosed that low supply of gas to electricity generating companies (GenCos) is adversely affecting supply in the country.

Meanwhile, the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) that manages the national grid is yet to respond to this collapse as of the time of filing this report.

 

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