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Abuja power outage hits Utako and Wuye areas due technical fault

A technical fault in a power feeder has caused a blackout affecting residents of Utako and parts of Wuye in […]

AEDC workers issue notice to shutdown electricity supply in Abuja, three other Nigerian states

A technical fault in a power feeder has caused a blackout affecting residents of Utako and parts of Wuye in Abuja. In a public notice dated December 22, 2025, the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) confirmed that the fault disrupted electricity distribution to these areas. The company identified the technical fault as the primary cause of the outage and has deployed its technical team to address the problem.

Efforts are currently underway to restore the power supply, although AEDC has not provided a specific timeline for completion. In the notice, the company expressed regret for the inconvenience caused and appealed for patience as repair work continues. Utako and parts of Wuye rely on AEDC for their electricity needs, making the interruption a significant disruption to daily life.

AEDC’s prompt response and deployment of technical teams underscore its commitment to providing reliable electricity distribution. As the situation develops, the company is expected to issue updates on repair progress and the anticipated restoration of power. These efforts will be crucial in minimizing the impact of the blackout on residents and businesses in the affected areas.

The incident highlights that power outages due to technical faults are not uncommon in many parts of the world, including Abuja. Electricity distribution companies like AEDC play a critical role in ensuring a stable and reliable supply of electricity. The current outage in Utako and parts of Wuye serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining and upgrading electricity infrastructure to prevent such disruptions.

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