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TCN Restores Power Supply To Sokoto State, Says Kebbi Restoration Process Ongoing

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The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has restored bulk power supply to Sokoto State as at 6pm on 15th September.

The company’s spokesperson, Ndidi Mbah, in a statement said “We are diligently working to extend this restoration to Kebbi State and other areas affected by the unfortunate Birnin Kebbi Substation fire incident that occurred on September 14th, 2023.”

The bulk power supply to Sokoto State was reinstated through the Talata Mafara Substation.

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She added “Our engineering team, along with the Managing Director/CEO and the Executive Director, Transmission Service Provider (TSP), are on-site, putting in every effort to reconnect Kebbi State and its environs to the grid through an another substation.

Engr (Dr) Sule Ahmed Abdulaziz Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer of Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN).jpg
Engr. (Dr) Sule Ahmed Abdulaziz

“Also, our engineers are actively working on transferring load to the 150MVA and 60MVA power transformers in the substation, which were fortunately unaffected by the fire incident.

“Additionally, cables are being rearranged, and reinforcement teams from other TCN regions have equally arrived at the substation with the necessary materials to expedite repair work.

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“Recall the commitment of our MD/CEO, Engr. Dr. Sule Abdulaziz, who expressed his deep concern about the unfortunate incident at the Birnin Kebbi Substation.

“He pledged to ensure the restoration of bulk power supply to Sokoto State through the Talata Mafara substation and to collaborate with the engineers to temporarily back-feed Kebbi State while connecting the 150MVA power transformer as a permanent solution to bulk power supply in the area.

“TCN greatly appreciates the patience and understanding of the government and people of Sokoto and Kebbi States and environs. We are fully committed to expediting work at the substation to ensure stable and reliable bulk electricity supply to all the affected areas”, Ndidi Mbah, the General Manager, Public Affairs, of the company assured.

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Comrade James Ezema is a veteran journalist and media consultant. He is a political strategist. He can be reached on +2348035823617 via call or WhatsApp.

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