The Nigerian national grid have undergone a system problem, causing some part of the country be forced into temporary darkness.

The Nigerian national grid just faced a system disturbance on Friday, making some parts of the country, especially Lagos & Ogun, into darkness.

  • This is coming at a time when the Federal Government is celebrating what it called the historic rise in power generation to 6,000MW.
  • Our correspondent reports that power generation suddenly dropped below 1,000MW at 2 pm from about 4,000MW the hours before.
  • The peak generation for Friday was 5284MW at 5 am. At 4 pm, generation was 803MW as many generation plants are yet to restore supply to the national grid.
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The Transmission Company of Nigeria has yet to react to the incident as the spokesperson, Ndidi Mbah, did not answer phone calls.

“Restoration of supply is ongoing in collaboration with our critical stakeholders. Kindly bear with us.”

  • Similarly, the Eko Electricity Distribution Company also appealed to its customers.

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“Dear valued customer, kindly be informed there was a system disruption on 7th March 2025 which has resulted in a loss of power supply across our network.

“We are currently working with our partners as we hope for speedy restoration of the grid. We will keep you updated as soon as the power supply is restored. Kindly bear with us,” Eko DisCo confirmed.

We Hope The problem will be resolved soon…

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