The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) says electricity supply will be fully restored to the north-east by May 27.
The Transmission Company of Nigeria says electricity supply will be fully restored to the north-east by May 27.On April 23, TCNfour of its towers along the Jos–Gombe 330 kilo volt transmission line were vandalised — affecting electricity supply to Gombe, Damaturu, Maiduguri, Yola, Bauchi, and Jalingo.
“Presently, we are rebuilding the four towers simultaneously. Progress is evident, with one tower nearing 80% completion, another at 60%, a third at 30%, and dismantling work finished on the fourth tower.” “Expectedly, bulk power transmission would be fully restored on the affected 330kV transmission line by the 27th of May, Yola and Jos DisCos would also be able to offtake and distribute optimally from TCN substations.
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