The Abuja Electricity Distribution Company Plc has commenced repairs on the damaged C2 Maitama Substation following the resolution of issues arising from the invasion and encroachment on the facility.The company disclosed this in a statement issued on Tuesday, saying its technical teams had been deployed to the site to begin the repair, reinstatement and restoration of damaged electricity infrastructure.The outage affected Maitama and neighbouring communities after vital cables and other infrastructure at the substation were damaged during the incident, disrupting power supply to homes, businesses, diplomatic missions and government institutions.AEDC said the breakthrough followed sustained engagements and the intervention of key stakeholders.“The Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc is pleased to inform our valued customers in Maitama and surrounding areas that, following sustained engagements and the intervention of key stakeholders, the issues arising from the invasion and encroachment on the C2 Maitama Substation have now been resolved,” the statement read.“Despite the unforeseen and exceptionally challenging circumstances surrounding the incident, a resolution has been reached, paving the way for the commencement of repair works and the restoration of electricity supply to the affected communities.”Related NewsCourt orders EFCC to produce estate agent for trialFirst Lady’s ₦50m community green challenge closes without entriesCourt grants Ex-Warri Refinery MD N500m bailThe company expressed appreciation to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and the Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, for their intervention in resolving the dispute.“AEDC expresses its profound appreciation to the Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Barrister Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, and the Honourable Minister of Power, Chief Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, for their swift intervention, invaluable support and leadership in facilitating the resolution of this matter. Their timely involvement was instrumental in achieving a positive outcome,” it stated.According to the company, work has already commenced to restore electricity supply.“Our technical teams have now mobilised to the site and have commenced the repair, reinstatement and restoration of the damaged electricity infrastructure. Every effort is being made to complete the works safely and restore supply to customers in the shortest possible time,” the statement added.AEDC thanked residents and customers for their patience during the outage and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical electricity infrastructure while ensuring safe and reliable power supply. The company disclosed this in a statement issued on Tuesday, saying its technical teams had been deployed to the site to begin the repair, reinstatement and restoration of damaged electricity infrastructure.The outage affected Maitama and neighbouring communities after vital cables and other infrastructure at the substation were damaged during the incident, disrupting power supply to homes, businesses, diplomatic missions and government institutions.AEDC said the breakthrough followed sustained engagements and the intervention of key stakeholders.“The Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc is pleased to inform our valued customers in Maitama and surrounding areas that, following sustained engagements and the intervention of key stakeholders, the issues arising from the invasion and encroachment on the C2 Maitama Substation have now been resolved,” the statement read.“Despite the unforeseen and exceptionally challenging circumstances surrounding the incident, a resolution has been reached, paving the way for the commencement of repair works and the restoration of electricity supply to the affected communities.”Related NewsCourt orders EFCC to produce estate agent for trialFirst Lady’s ₦50m community green challenge closes without entriesCourt grants Ex-Warri Refinery MD N500m bailThe company expressed appreciation to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and the Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, for their intervention in resolving the dispute.“AEDC expresses its profound appreciation to the Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Barrister Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, and the Honourable Minister of Power, Chief Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, for their swift intervention, invaluable support and leadership in facilitating the resolution of this matter. Their timely involvement was instrumental in achieving a positive outcome,” it stated.According to the company, work has already commenced to restore electricity supply.“Our technical teams have now mobilised to the site and have commenced the repair, reinstatement and restoration of the damaged electricity infrastructure. Every effort is being made to complete the works safely and restore supply to customers in the shortest possible time,” the statement added.AEDC thanked residents and customers for their patience during the outage and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical electricity infrastructure while ensuring safe and reliable power supply. The outage affected Maitama and neighbouring communities after vital cables and other infrastructure at the substation were damaged during the incident, disrupting power supply to homes, businesses, diplomatic missions and government institutions.AEDC said the breakthrough followed sustained engagements and the intervention of key stakeholders.“The Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc is pleased to inform our valued customers in Maitama and surrounding areas that, following sustained engagements and the intervention of key stakeholders, the issues arising from the invasion and encroachment on the C2 Maitama Substation have now been resolved,” the statement read.“Despite the unforeseen and exceptionally challenging circumstances surrounding the incident, a resolution has been reached, paving the way for the commencement of repair works and the restoration of electricity supply to the affected communities.”Related NewsCourt orders EFCC to produce estate agent for trialFirst Lady’s ₦50m community green challenge closes without entriesCourt grants Ex-Warri Refinery MD N500m bailThe company expressed appreciation to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and the Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, for their intervention in resolving the dispute.“AEDC expresses its profound appreciation to the Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Barrister Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, and the Honourable Minister of Power, Chief Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, for their swift intervention, invaluable support and leadership in facilitating the resolution of this matter. Their timely involvement was instrumental in achieving a positive outcome,” it stated.According to the company, work has already commenced to restore electricity supply.“Our technical teams have now mobilised to the site and have commenced the repair, reinstatement and restoration of the damaged electricity infrastructure. Every effort is being made to complete the works safely and restore supply to customers in the shortest possible time,” the statement added.AEDC thanked residents and customers for their patience during the outage and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical electricity infrastructure while ensuring safe and reliable power supply. AEDC said the breakthrough followed sustained engagements and the intervention of key stakeholders.“The Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc is pleased to inform our valued customers in Maitama and surrounding areas that, following sustained engagements and the intervention of key stakeholders, the issues arising from the invasion and encroachment on the C2 Maitama Substation have now been resolved,” the statement read.“Despite the unforeseen and exceptionally challenging circumstances surrounding the incident, a resolution has been reached, paving the way for the commencement of repair works and the restoration of electricity supply to the affected communities.”Related NewsCourt orders EFCC to produce estate agent for trialFirst Lady’s ₦50m community green challenge closes without entriesCourt grants Ex-Warri Refinery MD N500m bailThe company expressed appreciation to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and the Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, for their intervention in resolving the dispute.“AEDC expresses its profound appreciation to the Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Barrister Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, and the Honourable Minister of Power, Chief Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, for their swift intervention, invaluable support and leadership in facilitating the resolution of this matter. Their timely involvement was instrumental in achieving a positive outcome,” it stated.According to the company, work has already commenced to restore electricity supply.“Our technical teams have now mobilised to the site and have commenced the repair, reinstatement and restoration of the damaged electricity infrastructure. Every effort is being made to complete the works safely and restore supply to customers in the shortest possible time,” the statement added.AEDC thanked residents and customers for their patience during the outage and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical electricity infrastructure while ensuring safe and reliable power supply. “The Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc is pleased to inform our valued customers in Maitama and surrounding areas that, following sustained engagements and the intervention of key stakeholders, the issues arising from the invasion and encroachment on the C2 Maitama Substation have now been resolved,” the statement read.“Despite the unforeseen and exceptionally challenging circumstances surrounding the incident, a resolution has been reached, paving the way for the commencement of repair works and the restoration of electricity supply to the affected communities.”Related NewsCourt orders EFCC to produce estate agent for trialFirst Lady’s ₦50m community green challenge closes without entriesCourt grants Ex-Warri Refinery MD N500m bailThe company expressed appreciation to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and the Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, for their intervention in resolving the dispute.“AEDC expresses its profound appreciation to the Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Barrister Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, and the Honourable Minister of Power, Chief Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, for their swift intervention, invaluable support and leadership in facilitating the resolution of this matter. Their timely involvement was instrumental in achieving a positive outcome,” it stated.According to the company, work has already commenced to restore electricity supply.“Our technical teams have now mobilised to the site and have commenced the repair, reinstatement and restoration of the damaged electricity infrastructure. Every effort is being made to complete the works safely and restore supply to customers in the shortest possible time,” the statement added.AEDC thanked residents and customers for their patience during the outage and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical electricity infrastructure while ensuring safe and reliable power supply. “Despite the unforeseen and exceptionally challenging circumstances surrounding the incident, a resolution has been reached, paving the way for the commencement of repair works and the restoration of electricity supply to the affected communities.”Related NewsCourt orders EFCC to produce estate agent for trialFirst Lady’s ₦50m community green challenge closes without entriesCourt grants Ex-Warri Refinery MD N500m bailThe company expressed appreciation to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and the Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, for their intervention in resolving the dispute.“AEDC expresses its profound appreciation to the Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Barrister Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, and the Honourable Minister of Power, Chief Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, for their swift intervention, invaluable support and leadership in facilitating the resolution of this matter. Their timely involvement was instrumental in achieving a positive outcome,” it stated.According to the company, work has already commenced to restore electricity supply.“Our technical teams have now mobilised to the site and have commenced the repair, reinstatement and restoration of the damaged electricity infrastructure. Every effort is being made to complete the works safely and restore supply to customers in the shortest possible time,” the statement added.AEDC thanked residents and customers for their patience during the outage and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical electricity infrastructure while ensuring safe and reliable power supply. The company expressed appreciation to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and the Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, for their intervention in resolving the dispute.“AEDC expresses its profound appreciation to the Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Barrister Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, and the Honourable Minister of Power, Chief Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, for their swift intervention, invaluable support and leadership in facilitating the resolution of this matter. Their timely involvement was instrumental in achieving a positive outcome,” it stated.According to the company, work has already commenced to restore electricity supply.“Our technical teams have now mobilised to the site and have commenced the repair, reinstatement and restoration of the damaged electricity infrastructure. Every effort is being made to complete the works safely and restore supply to customers in the shortest possible time,” the statement added.AEDC thanked residents and customers for their patience during the outage and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical electricity infrastructure while ensuring safe and reliable power supply. “AEDC expresses its profound appreciation to the Honourable Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Barrister Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, and the Honourable Minister of Power, Chief Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, for their swift intervention, invaluable support and leadership in facilitating the resolution of this matter. Their timely involvement was instrumental in achieving a positive outcome,” it stated.According to the company, work has already commenced to restore electricity supply.“Our technical teams have now mobilised to the site and have commenced the repair, reinstatement and restoration of the damaged electricity infrastructure. Every effort is being made to complete the works safely and restore supply to customers in the shortest possible time,” the statement added.AEDC thanked residents and customers for their patience during the outage and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical electricity infrastructure while ensuring safe and reliable power supply. According to the company, work has already commenced to restore electricity supply.“Our technical teams have now mobilised to the site and have commenced the repair, reinstatement and restoration of the damaged electricity infrastructure. Every effort is being made to complete the works safely and restore supply to customers in the shortest possible time,” the statement added.AEDC thanked residents and customers for their patience during the outage and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical electricity infrastructure while ensuring safe and reliable power supply. “Our technical teams have now mobilised to the site and have commenced the repair, reinstatement and restoration of the damaged electricity infrastructure. Every effort is being made to complete the works safely and restore supply to customers in the shortest possible time,” the statement added.AEDC thanked residents and customers for their patience during the outage and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical electricity infrastructure while ensuring safe and reliable power supply. AEDC thanked residents and customers for their patience during the outage and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical electricity infrastructure while ensuring safe and reliable power supply.