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BREAKING: National Grid Restoration Begins After Collapse in Nigeria

Power generation plunged from 2,918 MW to 1.5 MW during the outage; 495 MW restored to major cities as efforts continue to stabilize the grid.

  • On Wednesday, Nigeria's national grid collapsed again, with a system disturbance at about 11:23 am and AEDC reporting loss of supply; restoration began shortly after.
  • The collapse follows a long record of failures, with Nigeria's grid collapsing 222 times from 2010 to 2022 and multiple times in 2024; attempts to reach Transmission Company of Nigeria failed as experts urged federal government investment.
  • ISO data show generation plunged from 2,917.83 MW to 1.5 MW between 11 am and 12 pm, with 495 MW restored to Abuja DisCo, Eko DisCo, Ikeja DisCo and others.
  • Local correspondents confirmed pockets of restoration while large areas remained dark, with supply restored to Dawaki, Zone 7 Dutse around 3:00pm and parts of Lagos seeing partial recovery after widespread outages.
  • Contradictory accounts of past incidents from Transmission Company of Nigeria and reports of a March collapse highlight persistent instability, following government claims of a 'historic rise' to 6000MW and peak generation of 5,284MW.
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The Electric Union (UNE) reported today that the process of re-establishing the National Electroenergy System (SEN) is continuing, following a general disconnection that affected the entire service in the country.

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Kanyi Daily broke the news in on Wednesday, September 10, 2025.
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