Black Out Looms As TCN Is Vandalized | The Legend News 

Transmission Company of Nigeria TCN Tower has been vandalized.

Ndidi Mbah, TCN’s General Manager of Public Affairs, confirmed this in a statement on Wednesday.

According to her, the company’s tower was vandalized around 11:32 pm on Monday.

TCN work is to operate, expand/upgrade transmission facilities for efficient and effective wheeling of generated electricity. Build Transmission Grid that can efficiently evacuate all generated power. Create adequate network redundancies to ensure at least 99.9% reliability. Reduce transmission losses to less than 5%.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) hereby states that Tower 70 along its 330kV Gwagwalada -Katampe Transmission line has been vandalized, with the tower standing precariously on the ground.

“The sad incident occurred on the 26th of February, 2024, at about 11.32 pm. At the time, the Gwagwalada – Katampe Transmission line tripped at Gwagwalada Transmission Substation, and trial reclosure by TCN Operators failed, necessitating a physical patrol of the line.

“The TCN lines and patrol team discovered that the four (4) tower footings of Tower 70 were vandalized, destroying the tower legs and causing the tower to stand on the ground, supported by conductors.

“The incident has reduced bulk power supply flexibility and the volume of power into Abuja by 250MW.

“Meanwhile, TCN has mobilized to the site of the incident and has commenced an emergency repair of the damaged tower and its associated equipment.

“We reiterate the need for vigilance in the fight against vandalism of power equipment. It is important that we report suspicious movements around all power equipment to security operatives or the nearest TCN offices nationwide”, it stated.

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