Imo Blackout: Electricity Workers Protest Police Invasion, Disrupt Power Supply
In Imo State, a blackout occurred as electricity workers, represented by the Nigeria Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE), withdrew their services following a reported police invasion at the Egbu 132/33kV Transmission Substation. The police allegedly stormed the facility, assaulted staff, and disrupted power operations, prompting widespread outrage.
The NUEE condemned the incident, demanding the release of abducted staff and safety guarantees. The situation has led to a halt in power installations until resolved, highlighting concerns over worker safety and operational disruptions in the power sector.
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