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Abuja Electric restores power after outage

By NAN
15 October 2024   |   8:01 am
The power outages Nigerians experienced on Monday evening have been restored in some parts of the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company
National Grid

The power outages Nigerians experienced on Monday evening have been restored in some parts of the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) franchise areas.

A News Agency of Nigeria check revealed that places like Dei-Dei, Suleja, Lugbe, Kuje, and other areas had their power restored on Tuesday at about 5:15 a.m.

Customers in the AEDC were informed of the disruption in supply, which was attributed to the collapse of the national grid.

In a statement on its Twitter handle on Monday, the company said that the system collapse occurred at about 6:58 p.m.

“Be rest assured that we are working with relevant stakeholders to restore power as soon as the grid stabilises,” it said.

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