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Nigeria records system collapse during holidays

Nigeria’s national electricity grid collapsed on Wednesday morning.

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Electricity pylons and power lines, at sunset.

The Nigerian grid has experienced a partial collapse, dealing a blow for stay at home Nigerians during the holidays.

This was confirmed in a statement by the Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC), as seen by Nairametrics.

What EKEDC is saying about the grid collapse:

“Dear customer, there is a partial system collapse on the National Grid. Our TCN partners are working to restore supply immediately. Please bear with us.”

According to latest reports, partial restoration of power is already occurring across the country.




Comments 13

  1. Hakeem Bello

    It does not make any difference to us anymore. Service has been appalling in my area for more the 3years

    1. Anonymous

      True my brother. When the system did not collapse was there light?

      1. Ibejulekki precisely Awoyaya and ologufe have been blank for months now, power trips off every 5 min after power turns on… So sad and majorities are on prepaid..

        Pls how do u intend paying your staffs when the card s are not reading? Please try everything possible to restore power back into the environment cause it’s not funny at all. Thanks

  2. Eagle eye

    We don’t care anymore. Sometimes, electricity is more stable when there is collapse of the grid. I cannot explain

  3. Alex

    Who are they deciving. Does it make any difference. When e and e no dey na still the same….

  4. Anonymous

    It’s a normal thing to us why worried?

    1. Chijioke Michael

      ???? Nigeria, when did this one start? I think the news is for those at government houses…we have been living in darkness since I was born.

  5. Anonymous

    Normal thing, no be today..,.abegi…

  6. Anonymous

    The strange thing is that it’s news

  7. djamesoladele

    What were the reasons for system collapse across the nation, I hope it’s not what people are saying, few days ago we read that the governor of a state declared Boko Haram have taken over some parts of his state shiroro in particular was mentioned, insecurity seems to be taking its toll on a large scale

  8. Samuel

    They are actually doing better lately and I commend the effort

  9. Anonymous

    Nigeria is very poor when it comes to electricity …if you want to make money from ppl of this country Nepa will say the light has spoiled….nepa has seen that everyone is trying to get prepaid.meter so no more cutting of light no more change in there pockets,nepa aahhh you wont get peace cus people stuff are spoiling,market women no light for business haaa what kind of government do we even have
    stupid wicked ppl ?‍♀️?‍♀️?‍♀️?‍♀️?‍♀️

  10. Soji Matthew

    When the grid did not collapse was there light?

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