Crime
Defence college, CBN, army headquarters plunged into darkness
Key places in the Central Business District (CBD) of Abuja have been plunged into darkness as vandals destroyed some networks of the Abuja Distributing Company.
In a notice, the Distribution Company (DisCo) said aside CBD, some parts of Lifecamp Round-about in Abuja were also affected.
Top offices affected are the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Women Development Centre, Army Defence College, Army headquarters, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), NICON Luxury Hotel, Federal Ministry of Finance headquarters, and up to Sahad Stores (Area 11 – Garki).
Areas affected around the Lifecamp Round-about are Bellavue 1 and 2 Estate, Police Estate and Enoch Estate.
“Our engineers are currently at both sites working to restore normal supply soonest. We sincerely regret any inconveniencies and appeal for understanding,” the power firm said on Sunday evening.
AEDC is one of the 11 DisCos in the country supplying electricity to consumers.
The DisCo supplies power to its nearly one million consumers in Abuja, Kogi, Nasarawa and Niger States
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