Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, wey dem dey call AEDC, don announce say power don restore for State House, Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Lugbe, Garki, and many oda areas for Federal Capital Territory.
Dis one na after blackout wey happun on Saturday wey affect plenty parts of Abuja, including Presidential Villa, Supreme Court, and National Assembly Annex.
According to notice wey AEDC post on dia X handle, di power outage na because of technical fault for Apo Transmission Substation wey Transmission Company of Nigeria dey manage.
Areas wey chop di darkness include State House, Supreme Court, Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Lugbe, Asokoro, Central Area, and Garki Areas 2, 3, 7 and 8.
Di company also list plenty institutions and diplomatic missions wey di outage affect, like Bolingo Hotel, NAN, Turkish, Sudan and Egypt embassies, Envoy Hotel, European Union offices, National Planning Commission, National Hospital, and Pakistan and India embassies.
Oda affected locations include Garki Village, Garki Market, Treasury House, Karibu Hotel, parts of Asokoro, Yakubu Gowon Street, Kano, Sokoto and Imo Government Lodges, Gado Nasko Street, Justice Sowemimo and Hassan Musa Katsina streets, as well as parts of Jabi and Maitama.
Power supply also disrupt for areas around State House, National Assembly Annex, Aso Drive, National Judicial Council, Supreme Court, Defence Intelligence Agency, Command Guest House, military barracks, War College and BAT Barracks.
Di outage extend to Lugbe, Aviation Village, Piwoyi, Kapwa, Nicomsat, Korean School, Dunamis Church, Shoprite, Airport Road, Air Force Base, River Park Estate, and offices of Nigeria Immigration Service, Customs, Correctional Service and Civil Defence.
AEDC say dia technical teams from TCN dey work to restore supply, and later on Saturday night, dem announce say power don restore.
Di company state: “Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc is pleased to inform our esteemed customers that power supply has now been restored to affected feeders following the successful restoration of the 100MVA Transformer (TR3) at the Apo Transmission Substation by the Transmission Company of Nigeria.”
Dem apologize for di inconvenience and appreciate customers for dia patience.
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