It has been 10 days in a row at least
nine states in northern Nigeria have been in the dark as a result of the lack
of electricity, a situation that has thrown life and economic affairs into a
volatile environment.
Hospitals and factories and community
homes are all in a situation, where the effects of fire in hospitals are
causing the public to lose their lives, according to reports, and housing is
facing a problem of drinking water.
The electric current in the northern
hemisphere comes three days after the entire country suffered three times in
the two days due to the damage to the main power line, the national grid.
It is a situation that has led the
northern part of the country to seek three answers: when will the fire be
repaired? What caused the problem? What is the solution to see that the problem
is not restored?
We have reviewed, and answers to the
following questions:
When will it be repaired?
TCN said its officials are trying to
solve the problem, where corporate officials are seen to be making repairs.
But the amendment is not of the 330kV
lent line in Ugwaji-Apir between Shiroro to Kaduna as the BBC source at TCN
testified.
“It’s not really fixed because there
is a security problem there. We think the terrorists have defeated the fire
line by bombing him, and you will find it difficult to get there to be
repaired."
Now the amendment is of the line that
went from Benue to Jos which if repaired would provide a fire-fighting power to
some northern states. But what the public should know is whether this line is
fixed then there will be no fire as before as long as that of the Shiroro line
is not fixed which gives the north a lot of fire. .
The Benue-Jos line provides
one-quarter of the electricity needed by the north. If it is fixed it is not
necessary for homes to get the electricity they need.
Because companies that are now on the
fire are under pressure because they have no electricity to make money. So as
soon as they get the fire they will focus more on the industry that is where
they can make money." Our source said at TCN.
What caused the power interruption?
The power distribution company in
Nigeria is Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN, linked the lack of electricity
and fuel and one of the two rows of 330kV lava in Uwaji-Apir between Shiroro to
Kaduna.
Two of them took fire from the main
power line of the national grid where they sucked the states of Kano, Katsina,
Jigawa and Kaduna and Bauchi and Gombe and some additional northeast and northern
states.
Ali Bukar TCN's trade union official
told the BBC that "the terrorists were allegedly bombed in one of the fire
lines. And even before that one line of Benue-Jos was damaged."
A way out
Experts and government officials who
discussed BBC Hausa's Friday's Raising Program said it was the only way to
ensure that the northern hemisphere had no longer faced such fire
interruptions. in the future.
Experts including Ali Carrier at TCN
and Engineering Sani Bala, a member of the House of Representatives from Kano
agreed that state governments must provide power stations or to satisfy the
demands of state manufacturers.
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