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Eko Disco announces 9-hour outage in Lagos Island, other areas

The company’s Head of Corporate Communications, Mr Godwin Idemudia, said this in a statement made available to newsmen in Lagos.

Workers on an electricity site

“We which to inform our consumers that on Monday Jan.23, between 08:00-17:00 hrs, there will be an outage on the 132kv bus-bars (outdoor) at Alagbon S/T.

“This is to enable our maintenance crew to connect the new and old sections of the 132kV bus-bars together.

“With this outage, Lagos Island, Victoria Island and Ikoyi environs will be affected, Idemudia said.

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The EKEDC spokesman also added that the company highly regrets any inconvenience caused by the nine-hour outage.

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