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Ikeja Electric Boosts Power Supply To Lagos Communities With N250m

by Chika Izuora
2 years ago
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Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company(IE), in its efforts to strengthen critical infrastructure to ensure improved service to its esteemed customers in the Ikorodu axis of Lagos State, recently replaced the faulty 15MVA power transformer at Sabo Injection Substation (ISS) with a new one.

According to the Chief Technical officer, Ikeja Electric, Engr. Olajide Kumapayi, the replacement of the faulty power transformer which costs about N250 million, became necessary to ease the menace of poor power supply being experienced by over 15,000 customers that are getting supply from the power transformer one (T1) at Sabo Injection Substation before it went bad completely.

He noted that the replacement will increase the availability of supply from the previous three hours to a minimum of 12 hours daily, adding that this would be based on the service band tariff class associated with the feeders.

Engr. Kumapayi stated that, nine 11kv feeders were radiated from Sabo Injection Substation through the two power transformers which includes Ayangburen, Lasunwon, Lagos Road, Marie, Ladega, Erunwen, Igbogbo, Ijebu-Ode and Eyita communities and environs.

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He further explained that the construction of a new Injection Substation at the Lagos State University of Technology (LASUTECH) Ikorodu will commence shortly, noting that, it will provide one dedicated 11kv feeder for LASUTECH and two additional feeders to relieve Erunwen and Ijebu-Ode 11kv feeders in the Sabo Injection Substation.

He assured that these investments will no doubt ensure optimal utilisation of the technical assets to guarantee wider access and power availability across all impacted feeders in our resolve to meet the demand of our esteemed customers.

The company’s head of Corporate Communications, Kingsley Okotie, while expressing IE’s commitment to improved service delivery to her esteemed customers across the entire network coverage area, thanked vigilant customers, community leaders and security operatives who have continued to assist in safeguarding electrical equipment in their neighbourhood against theft, vandalism and acts of sabotage as failure to do so will jeopardise concerted efforts of the company from achieving the desired objective of sustainably powering livelihoods, businesses and communities.


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