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The unreliable power supply in certain regions of the country may soon be resolved as the Federal Government, through the Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO), has announced a significant enhancement in power generation.

The management of NISO stated that the Lagos-Escravos gas supply infrastructure, which was previously vandalized, has now been repaired and restored.

The announcement highlighted that the recent repairs performed by the Nigerian Gas Infrastructure Company (NGIC) have significantly improved gas supply to several critical thermal power plants nationwide.

Additionally, it raised expectations for a stable power supply by indicating that other thermal power plants across the country are currently on standby, awaiting gas supply from their respective suppliers.

NISO mentioned that a gradual power offtake is currently in progress by the affected plants, ensuring a smooth recovery while maintaining the stability of both the gas supply network and the national electricity grid.

DAILY POST reports that many Nigerians celebrated Christmas on Thursday in darkness due to a partial collapse of the national grid.

Numerous residents of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) experienced power outages during the Christmas festivities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What improvements have been made to the power supply?

The Nigerian Independent System Operator has announced notable improvements in power generation, following repairs to the Lagos-Escravos gas supply infrastructure.

What caused the recent blackouts during Christmas?

Many Nigerians experienced blackouts during Christmas due to a partial collapse of the national grid.

Are other thermal power plants operational?

Yes, other thermal power plants are on standby and are waiting for gas supply from their suppliers to become operational.