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Engineers, Cable Jointers Striving To Restore Vandalized Abuja Underground Power Transmission Cable, Says TCN

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TCN Managing Director, Engr. Abdulaziz Sule

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has assured that efforts are being made by its engineers and expert cable jointers to replace vandalized underground transmission line near Millennium Park, Abuja.

About a month ago, unidentified vandals struck within Abuja city centre, carting away 132kV underground transmission cables and rendering highbrow central areas of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja in darkness.

However, the TCN management on Tuesday declared that restoration work is actively ongoing on the vandalized underground transmission line near Millennium Park, Abuja.

It explains that: “Efforts are focused on replacing the damaged cable and reconnecting it to the transmission network to restore bulk power supply through the line.

“Our engineers, in collaboration with expert cable jointers, are working tirelessly to complete the repairs as quickly as possible and ensure the restoration of normal bulk power supply.

“We recognize the critical importance of maintaining a stable and reliable power supply, particularly in the metropolis.

“TCN remains committed to restoring normal bulk power transmission through the line to its substation to enable Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) offtake same for its customers.

“We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work diligently to complete the cable replacement and connection that will ensure bulk power restoration through this transmission line.”

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