The Chief Engineering and Technical Services Officer of the Company, Bello Musa, in a statement lamented the rising cases of vandalism of power supply infrastructure, saying that it is taking a serious toll on the company’s operations.He added that it also lost N147,953,449:01 in expected revenue during the period under review.
He explained, “The destruction of critical national assets like power supply infrastructure by a few unpatriotic elements is a despicable act of sabotage, a mindless criminality and the pinnacle of irresponsibility which we must collectively fight as a society.” He explained that of the 158 vandalised distribution sub-stations, 54 had been repaired and supply restored to the affected customers while efforts are being made to bring the remaining to back to service.
I thought they have men of the armed force around all the stations..When are we gonna get outta this wahala for God sake?
These electric companies need to be investigated for false claims and defrauding the customers Whenever anything spoils or is bad no be we the customers dey always buy or pay for the repairs How many transformers have customers bought and replaced that una dey shout 4 here?
When you leave your infrastructure 'stayed idle' there is tendency that it's going to attract thieves, so if you don't want Nigerian to vandalizes your wire then you should be up and doing. Nigerian are angry with your ugly behaviors!!!
An idle hand is a devil workshop 👌