In a disheartening déjà vu, Nigerians woke up to darkness once more as the nation’s power grid collapsed for the fifth time this year. The early hours of Monday, April 15, 2024, witnessed the grid’s failure, leaving homes and businesses without electricity.

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The Grim Statistics

– Collapse Time: The grid succumbed at approximately 2:42 a.m. on Monday.

– Generation Plunge: The available generation plummeted to a mere 64.70 megawatts.

– Repeat Offender: This marks the sixth instance of the national grid experiencing a collapse in 2024.

– Ibom Power and Okpai Gas: Amidst the darkness, only two power plants—Ibom Power and Okpai Gas—managed to generate 59.50 MW and 117.00 MW, respectively.

– TCN’s Struggle: The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) scrambled to restore the grid. Supply gradually rose to 250 MW, with Abuja and Lagos Disco bearing the highest load of 80 MW. Ibadan Disco followed with 50 MW, and Benin Disco with 40 MW.

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As the nation grapples with yet another power crisis, citizens are left wondering: Will we ever see the light again? The grid’s repeated collapses raise urgent questions about infrastructure, maintenance, and the elusive promise of stable electricity. Is this the new normal, or can we break free from this cycle of darkness?

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In the meantime, candles flicker, generators roar, and businesses suffer. Nigerians cling to hope, praying for a brighter future—one where the power grid stands strong, illuminating homes and dreams alike.

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