THERE are indications that power supply to customers of Ikeja Disco, otherwise known as Ikeja Electric, may improve significantly as the Nigeria’s largest power distribution company, has spent over N150 million to carry out major rehabilitation work at Ogudu injection substation. This is expected to directly benefit customers across Ojota, Ogudu, Soluyi, Gbagada, Alapere, Oriola and environs.


The Company’s Head of Corporate Communications, Felix Ofulue, said the rehabilitation became necessary as a result of frequent breakdown occasioned by obsolete equipment at the Injection Substation, which most times resulted in serious load shedding and power outages in the areas.
According to him, “All the Switch Gear Panels and Cables were completely replaced with new ones to ensure stable and quality power from the injection Station. So, with this upgrade, all the outgoing 11KV Feeders can now be loaded at the same time to give supply to all the communities within the coverage areas, unlike in the past when the feeders could not be energized at the same time”.

He further explained that other projects are ongoing at different locations to ensure improved power supply across its network.

“We have Ayobo dual 33KV lines, which is expected to improve power supply to Igando, Ijegun and Ikotun and we also have the Abule-Iroko 33KV line, which when completed will also improve power supply to Abule-Egba. All efforts are in top gear to ensure the completion of these projects,” he said.

While appreciating the understanding and co-operation of communities which experienced an outage during the rehabilitation work, Ofulue solicited for prompt response to payment of electricity bills, to enable the company to sustain effective maintenance of equipment for excellent service delivery.

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/ikeja-disco-invests-n150m-in-ogudu-injection-substation-maintenance/

Here we are again with another bogus claim to power stability just to stay relevant. Can any one in here run through the efforts made so far by this administration in collaboration with the private DISCO firms to improve power? Another thing, how many megawatt are we currently generating and what is the amount we can distribute.

Great