Vandals have wreaked havoc on electricity infrastructure in Edo State, Nigeria, affecting 31 transmission towers and disrupting power supply to several communities.
Reports indicate that the vandals targeted the towers for their metal components, which were stolen and sold for scrap.
The destruction has caused significant challenges in the delivery of stable electricity in the area.
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has expressed deep concern over the incident, noting that the cost of repairs and the disruption caused by such acts are immense.
TCN and other stakeholders are calling for heightened security measures to protect critical infrastructure and prevent further damage.
Community leaders and residents have also appealed to authorities for immediate intervention to restore power and deter future occurrences.
This incident adds to Nigeria’s ongoing struggles with energy theft and infrastructure sabotage, which continue to hinder efforts to achieve reliable electricity supply nationwide.
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