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Power outages: Minister promises return of affected units within 72 hours

Power outages: Minister promises return of affected units within 72 hours
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The Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, has said affected generating units will return to service within 72 hours, as the Federal Government works to address ongoing electricity outages in four states, including Lagos and the Federal Capital Territory. Tegbe attributed the power disruptions to planned maintenance at Egbin Power Station, gas supply constraints to some thermal power plants and the sabotage of key transmission lines.
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  • ✦The minister said the ministry was working with relevant operators to restore the affected generating units, improve gas supply to power plants and accelerate repairs to damaged infrastructure.
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Friday:The minister disclosed this in a statement posted on his Facebook page on Friday, acknowledging the difficulties the outages had caused households and businesses in the affected states.
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  • ✦The Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, has said affected generating units will return to service within 72 hours, as the Federal Government works to address ongoing electricity outages in four states, including Lagos and the Federal Capital Territory.
  • ✦Tegbe attributed the power disruptions to planned maintenance at Egbin Power Station, gas supply constraints to some thermal power plants and the sabotage of key transmission lines.
  • ✦The minister said the ministry was working with relevant operators to restore the affected generating units, improve gas supply to power plants and accelerate repairs to damaged infrastructure.
Key Facts:Friday: The minister disclosed this in a statement posted on his Facebook page on Friday, acknowledging the difficulties the outages had caused households and businesses in the affected states.
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“I am aware of the strain that the current outages have placed on households and businesses in four affected states..

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The Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, has said affected generating units will return to service within 72 hours, as the Federal Government works to address ongoing electricity outages in four states, including Lagos and the Federal Capital Territory.

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The primary parties identified in this coverage include Ikeja, Federal Capital Territory, Lagos State.

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The minister disclosed this in a statement posted on his Facebook page on Friday, acknowledging the difficulties the outages had caused households and businesses in the affected states.

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