Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN, has.indicated that electricity generation in the country will drop by 400megawatts beginning from Monday through Saturday this week.
According to TCN, this will consequently lead to a six-day nationwide power rationing.
The firm, in a statement, explained that the drop in power generation would be as a result of maintenance work on one of Shell Petroleum Development Company’s gas plant.

TCN said: “There will be a reduction in generation output by 400MW, from 4 Monday to.9 Saturday, November, 2013.
“This is due to the SPDC’s scheduled maintenance work on Okoloma gas plant supplying gas to Afam VI power plant, thereby leading to the shutdown of the power plant, resulting in nationwide power rationing.”
TCN said the shutdown of Afam VI power plant.became necessary to allow SPDC inspect and.carry out routine maintenance work on the Okoloma natural gas station in Afam, Rivers State, to ensure its technical integrity.


http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2013/11/07/nigerians-to-experience-drop-in-electricity-supply/

ARES: really? we have been experiencing that for the past 6 months, abi another one dey come?

Otunba.b:
What exactly is the problem with light in Nigeria ? As in I don't understand what the big deal is in having constant power supply. Light shouldn't be a problem at all in this day and age anywhere in the world.