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The Eko Electricity Distribution (EKEDC) on Tuesday announced an impending power outage that would affect consumers in Lagos Island, Victoria Island, Ikoyi, Lekki, Ajah, Ibeju-Lekki and their environs.
The outage, which is scheduled to take place every Tuesday and Thursday for the next five weeks, will last for four hours on each day of the maintenance work.
EKEDC General Manager, Corporate Communications Mr Godwin Idemudia, in a statement in Lagos, said the outage is to enable Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) to carry out routine maintenance work on some its vital facilities servicing the area.
The GM said: “In order to minimise the effect of the planned outage on the company’s customers, back-feeding arrangements have been put in place from Ijora Transmission station to Alagbon Transmission Station.
“This will enable customers in Ikoyi, Victoria Island and Lagos Island to receive reasonable power supply.
“We appeal to all residents that will be affected by the planned outage to please bear with the situation,” he said.
Idemudia assured the consumers in the affected areas that the maintenance work would lead to better services to all customers.
The outage, which is scheduled to take place every Tuesday and Thursday for the next five weeks, will last for four hours on each day of the maintenance work.
EKEDC General Manager, Corporate Communications Mr Godwin Idemudia, in a statement in Lagos, said the outage is to enable Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) to carry out routine maintenance work on some its vital facilities servicing the area.
The GM said: “In order to minimise the effect of the planned outage on the company’s customers, back-feeding arrangements have been put in place from Ijora Transmission station to Alagbon Transmission Station.
“This will enable customers in Ikoyi, Victoria Island and Lagos Island to receive reasonable power supply.
“We appeal to all residents that will be affected by the planned outage to please bear with the situation,” he said.
Idemudia assured the consumers in the affected areas that the maintenance work would lead to better services to all customers.
