Part of Port Harcourt Experiences Blackout, Says TCN

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The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has announced that part of Port Harcourt is currently experiencing a blackout. The exact cause and duration of the outage were not specified, leaving residents and businesses in the affected areas without electricity.

Possible Causes of the Blackout

While TCN did not provide a specific reason for the blackout, the company has previously announced scheduled maintenance and repairs in various regions. Recently, an explosion occurred at one of TCN’s stations in Port Harcourt, which may be related to the current outage.

TCNs Recent Announcements

In related news, TCN has also announced a seven-hour power outage in parts of Abuja, scheduled for February 22 and 23. The outage is necessary for annual preventive maintenance on two transformers, which will ensure a stable and reliable power supply in the long run.

Furthermore, TCN recently restored electricity in Bayelsa after a four-month blackout caused by vandalism of transmission towers. The restoration of power is expected to bring relief to residents and businesses in the state.

Impact of the Blackout

The blackout in Port Harcourt is likely to cause disruptions to daily life and business activities in the affected areas. Residents and businesses are advised to take necessary precautions and make alternative arrangements for their power needs.

TCNs Efforts to Improve Power Supply

TCN has been working to improve the power supply in Nigeria, with efforts focused on increasing transmission capacity, reducing power losses, and improving the overall efficiency of the power grid.

While the current blackout in Port Harcourt is an inconvenience, TCN’s efforts to improve the power supply are expected to yield positive results in the long run

The blackout in Port Harcourt is a temporary setback, but TCN’s efforts to improve the power supply are ongoing. Residents and businesses in the affected areas are advised to be patient and take necessary precautions until the power is restored.

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